Jóvenes boomerang en Andalucía; quiénes son y por qué regresan

• Donat López, Marta ^[1] ; Martín-Lagos López, María Dolores ^[2]
  1. [1] Instituto de Salud Carlos III

     Instituto de Salud Carlos III

     Madrid, España

     
  2. [2] Universidad de Granada

     Universidad de Granada

     Granada, España

     
• Localización: RES. Revista Española de Sociología, ISSN 1578-2824, ISSN-e 2445-0367, Vol. 29, Nº. Extra 3, 1, 2020, págs. 39-56
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.22325/fes/res.2020.56
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Boomerang youth in Andalusia; who are they and why are they coming back
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  • español

    Ciertos jóvenes regresan al hogar familiar una vez emancipados, fenómeno conocido como boomerang. El fenómeno boomerang hace referencia al retorno al hogar familiar de los jóvenes tras haber vivido un periodo de emancipación. En este artículo se pretenden analizar los factores que influyen en la decisión de retornar, los modos en que se produce y los perfiles en el caso de jóvenes andaluces que vuelven al hogar familiar. Se ha analizado una encuesta de la juventud andaluza (2017) elaborada para el Diseño del III Plan Integral de Juventud de Andalucía. Los resultados muestran que determinadas variables y situaciones vividas aumentan la probabilidad de retornar -ser mujer, la intención de seguir estudiando, haber sido víctima de violencia o consumir ciertas sustancias estupefacientes de forma habitual-, mientras que otras la disminuyen -el aumento de edad, el mayor nivel de estudios, tener un contrato fijo, tener pareja estable o tener descendencia-.

  • English

    Some young people return to the family home once they are independent, a phenomenon known as boomerang. The boomerang phenomenon refers to the return of youth to the family home after a period of independence. This article aims to analyse the factors that influence the decision to return, the ways in which this occurs and the profiles of young Andalusians who return to the family home. A survey of Andalusian youth (2017) prepared for the design of the 3rd Comprehensive Youth Plan of Andalusia has been analysed. The results show that certain variables and situations experienced increase the probability of return - being a woman, the intention to continue studying, having been a victim of violence or consuming certain drugs on a regular basis - while others decrease it - increasing age, higher level of studies, having a permanent contract, having a stable partner or having a descent. 

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