 Debby van der Schuit Repatriation distress – re-testing the cultural identity models - Erasmus University Rotterdam The Netherlands
Date received:
22/10/2009
Project type:
Master thesis
Online survey
Project title:
Repatriation distress – re-testing the cultural identity models
Date due:
10/12/2009
Seeking:
Repatriates that have either worked or studied abroad for at least a year and have now returned to their home country. Repatriates from all countries are invited to participate. Also, accompanying family members can participate.
For:
Debby van der Schuit
From:
Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands
http://www.eur.nl/english/
Format:
Online survey, available on the website: http://www.thesistools.com/?qid=91238&ln=eng Should take no longer than 20 minutes to fill in.
Details:
Dear fellow repatriate,
Did you experience distress after coming back to your home country?
You may be surprised to hear that research has shown that reentry is often more difficult than the expatriate assignment. Therefore it is necessary to understand what makes repatriation so different. With this research I try to explain repatriation distress through cultural identity changes of repatriates. I myself have lived in eight countries and therefore very well understand the positive and negative sides of returning to one’s home country.
All former expatriates that spent at least one year abroad are kindly requested to participate in this research. As a participant you can help future expatriates prepare for their repatriation by sharing your experiences. If you have lived in multiple countries, please consider your last experience of a year or longer when answering the questions. Filling in the survey should take no longer than 20 minutes of your time. The survey can be found on the following link: http://www.thesistools.com/?qid=91238&ln=eng.
Upon request, you will be provided with information on the results of this study once it is completed. The information that you provide will be treated completely anonymously and no identifying information of any sort will be published.
Keywords:
Repatriation distress, cultural identity, home culture, host culture, individualism, collectivism, repatriation, problems, depression, return, international, assignments, functional fitness
Contact:
Debby van der Schuit
Masters Student International Management
Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands
debbedeb@gmail.com
Publish:
Please contact Debby van der Schuit for further information and research findings
Last update: 13th November 2009
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