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Boundary Crossings: Migration, Belonging/'Un-belonging' in Rural Scotland

Hedberg, Charlotta ; do Carmo, Renato Miguel

Translocal Ruralism, 2012, Vol.103, p.203-217 [Periódico revisado por pares]

The Netherlands: Springer Netherlands

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  • Título:
    Boundary Crossings: Migration, Belonging/'Un-belonging' in Rural Scotland
  • Autor: Hedberg, Charlotta ; do Carmo, Renato Miguel
  • Assuntos: European Union ; Human geography ; International Migration ; Migration, immigration & emigration ; Minority Ethnic Group ; REGIONAL & AREA PLANNING ; Remote Rural Area ; Rural Place
  • É parte de: Translocal Ruralism, 2012, Vol.103, p.203-217
  • Descrição: International migration and the presence of minority ethnic groups have been perceived as urban phenomena, resulting in binary conceptualisations of urban spaces as ‘cosmopolitan’ and rural spaces and people as culturally ‘homogeneous’. Following the expansion of the European Union in 2004, international migration to rural Scotland has received growing attention and is perceived as a way of addressing population decline. This has led to an increased interest in issues of ‘integration’ and ‘retention’ as a way of ‘fixing’ migrants to the places they have migrated to. Accordingly, migration and mobility in rural areas are disrupting notions of rural places as ‘fixed’ and isolated’. Drawing on a number of qualitative research projects undertaken in the north of Scotland, the chapter focuses on international migrants and the ways in which they negotiate their identities and sense of belonging. It argues that places, spaces and people are mutually constitutive of each other in a changing context. Concepts such as ‘translocalism’ potentially provide a useful mechanism to explore the plurality of rural spaces and voices within a dynamic and stretched context.
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  • Editor: The Netherlands: Springer Netherlands
  • Idioma: Inglês
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