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Implications for New Zealand Integration of different cultures in NZ involves changes in – The social environment – opportunities and challenges for social interactions between members of different cultures.
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Acculturation
What does this mean?
• Changes that occur in individuals from both the host and immigrant groups as a result of long-term and sustained intercultural contacts between individuals and groups from differing cultural origins.
(redfiled, Linton, & Herskovits, 1936)
Implications for New Zealand
• Integration of different cultures in NZ involves changes in– The social environment– opportunities and
challenges for social interactions between members of different cultures.
Impact on minority groups
• Minority groups more affected because of the need to adjust and adapt to– Institutions– Cultural values of the
social infrastructure
Two key aspects
• The meaning and retention of traditional culture
• Participation in the wider society.
Together they lead to better integration
Family dynamics and acculturation
Needs good social support and good personal relationships
Migrations requires adaptation to new ways of behaving and different belief systems.