In this paper, the author aims to establish links between the family, the socio-cultural system and migration, a process which represents a significant relocation of the space in which one or several living systems evolve. The concepts of family and migration are meshed in order to present explicative models of the operation and the adaptation guidelines of families undergoing migration. The author bases his study on his role as an observer and human being who is striving to make sense of his environment and create a dialogue around a theme that deeply disturbed him in his individual, family and social phenomenology.

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