Migrants are people who move to new places in search of better living conditions, job opportunities, education or family reunification. They come from different backgrounds, cultures and nationalities and are essential to the host countries as they contribute to their economy, culture and social fabric.
There are several books on migrants on Amazon. Naturally many of them (we are talking about Amazon in Italian) tell stories or in any case the problems of migrants arriving in Italy. However, there are also books that talk about migrants in other parts of the world (for example in the United States and therefore there is a lot of talk about migrants from Mexico or Central or South America).
What are books about migrants about?
Books about migrants can talk about the history and causes of migration as well as the impact of migration on countries, especially Italy, and host communities. They also provide insights into immigration policies, the experiences of refugees and other vulnerable migrants, and strategies for supporting and integrating migrants into new societies.
Being a migrant in Italy by Marco Omizzolo, for example, is a sociological study that analyzes all the issues behind the theme of welcoming migrants in Italy. The author provides a clear picture of the complex reality of immigration in Italy.
On the same theme, of course, also concerns migrants. Clandestine to the American dream by Flaviano Bianchini, who however analyzes the migrants who enter the United States or who at least try to. It is a journalistic account of a journey from Guatemala to the United States, told from the perspective of a fake migrant. The book sheds light on the challenges and risks faced by migrants who embark on this perilous journey in search of a better life.
We also report Migrants!? Migrants!? Migrants!? by Anna Bono; the book provides a comprehensive analysis of the complex issue of immigration, told through the stories of migrants.
Migrants and work curated by William Chiaromonte, Maria Dolores Ferrara and Maura Ranieri focuses on issues related to the work of migrants taking into consideration their conditions and access to work.
List of the best books on migrants on Amazon
And now the top list of the 10 best books on migrants that can be found on Amazon.it:
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Summary table of the best books on migrants
| Title | Author | Edition | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Being a migrant in Italy. For a sociology of hospitality | Omizzolo, Marco; Ambrosini, Maurizio (Preface) | 2019 | 238 |
| migrants. Clandestine to the American dream | Bianchini, Flaviano | 2015 | 230 |
| Migrants!? Migrants!? Migrants!? | Good, Anna | 2017 | 148 |
| Migrants and work | Chiaromonte, William (Editors), Ferrara, Maria Dolores (Editors), Ranieri, Maura (Editors) | 2020 | 360 |
| Migrants | Mateo, José M.; Martínez, JP (illustrator); Carmignani, I. (translator) | 2013 | – |
| Psychological intervention with migrants. A systemic-dialogical perspective | Davolo, Andrew; Mancini, Tiziana; Fruggeri, Laura (Foreword) | 2017 | 210 |
| Migrant trajectories. Unaccompanied foreign minors. Stories and life stories | Biagioli, Raffaella | 2018 | 128 |
| We migrants: For a poetics of relationship | Gandolfi, Paula | 2018 | 176 |
| The dirty game. The use of migrants as an improper weapon | Nicolosi, Valerio | 2023 | 288 |
| Bedtime stories for rebel girls. 100 migrant women who changed the world | Favilli, Elena; Baldinucci, Loredana (translator); Brogli, Simona (translator) | 2022 | 209 |