Immigració interior i moviment associatiu a Mallorca: dels anys Cinquanta a l'actualitat
Internal immigration and associative movement in Majorca: from the Fifties to the present
Abstract
Les Illes Balears i Mallorca especialment acolliren una nombrosa mà dʹobra arribada de la península durant els anys de desenvolupament turístic. La societat illenca visqué un progressiu canvi en les seves estructures bàsiques, alhora que els col∙lectius immigrants sʹorganitzaren en associacions específiques que els havien de permetre mantenir a través dʹactivitats fonamentalment culturals i recreatives els trets propis de la seva comunitat dʹorigen. És tracta dʹuna forma específica de sociabilitat que encara perdura a lʹilla.
The Balearic Islands and Majorca in particular received a large manpower coming from the Peninsula during the years of the tourism development. The island society underwent a progressive change in its basic structures, while immigrant collectives were organised into specific associations that were supposed to allow them to maintain through mainly cultural and recreational activities the features of their source community. It is a specific form of socialisation that still persists today in the island.
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