Social networks as double‐edged swords: Understanding the impact of relational positivity and negativity on Hungarian migrants' return experiences

Author:

Hoór Dorottya1ORCID,Bellotti Elisa2ORCID

Affiliation:

1. University College London London UK

2. University of Manchester Manchester UK

Abstract

AbstractThe paper examines how relational positivity and negativity within personal networks shape the return experiences of Hungarian migrants. Previous studies have hinted at the potential ‘dark side’ to personal networks for returnees, but no research has explored how different types of positive and negative ties impact return experiences. To address this gap, the study collected personal network data from 69 returning migrants in Hungary and analysed the effects of social support, relational negativity, and ambivalence on their self‐evaluated return experience score. The findings reveal that migrants' return experiences are significantly influenced by both relational positivity and negativity, affected by factors such as relational context, emotional closeness, geographical location, and social status. Particularly, relationships with family members and romantic partners are susceptible to relational negativity, which can adversely affect return experiences.

Publisher

Wiley

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