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Translocal Ruralism

Part of the GeoJournal Library Book Series (volume 103)

Editors: Hedberg, Charlotta; do Carmo, Renato Miguel

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-2315-3

ISBN: 978-94-007-2314-6

Publisher: Springer Netherlands - Springer Journals

Aug 25, 2011

1 - 10 of 12 Chapters

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Chapter 1Translocal Ruralism: Mobility and Connectivity in European Rural Spaces

Hedberg, Charlotta; do Carmo, Renato Miguel

Pages: 1 –9

[If you imagine a rural space, you might think of the wide fields of an agricultural landscape, or the vast, forested parts of a sparsely populated region. Perhaps you think about small villages or townscapes, or an isolated house in a remote region. Rural spaces are often associated with an...
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Between Marginalisation and Urbanisation: Mobilities and Social Change in Southern Portugal

do Carmo, Renato Miguel; Santos, Sofia

Pages: 13 –33

[Territories and communities have to deal with constant reconfiguration, with one of its main expressions being the intensification of spatial mobility. The changes that occur in rural areas – namely, the gradual decrease of the agriculture sector and, at the same time, the growth of functional...
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The Ties That Bind? Spatial (Im)mobilities and the Transformation of Rural-Urban Connections

Rau, Henrike

Pages: 35 –53

[The concept of mobility has gained considerable prominence in social theory and research in recent years, resulting in calls for a paradigm shift or ‘mobility turn‘. This chapter argues that notions of spatial mobility as largely voluntary, individualised and contingent upon large-scale...
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“The Rural” Intervening in the Lives of Internal and International Migrants: Migrants, Biographies and Translocal Practices

Stenbacka, Susanne

Pages: 55 –72

[In the 1990s, parts of the Swedish countryside experienced an inflow of people with an urban background. This counter-urbanisation movement was explained both by outside effects, such as an increase in opportunities to live far away from work and to commute, and inside effects, such as values...
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Youth “Settled” by Mobility: Ethnography of a Portuguese Village

da Silva, Vanda Aparecida

Pages: 73 –86

[This chapter is the product of ethnographic research conducted in a village located in lower Alentejo, Portugal, on the border with Spain. It studies how diverse social participants organise their daily lives in their multiple circulations throughout varied contexts such as the home, outdoors,...
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Migration Dynamics in Romania and the Counter-Urbanisation Process: A Case Study of Bucharest’s Rural-Urban Fringe

Guran-Nica, Liliana; Sofer, Michael

Pages: 87 –102

[Romania is one of the eastern European countries to face a tumultuous history during the second half of the last century. The results of this experience are expressed in the current transformation processes at the macro and micro levels of the economic space. By 1989 with the change in regime,...
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Local Embeddedness and Global Links in Rural Areas: Euclidean and Relational Space in Business Networks

Dubois, Alexandre; Copus, Andrew; Hedström, Moa

Pages: 103 –121

[Rural regions and small businesses are often assumed to be marginalised in relation to globalisation, which is perceived to be an urban phenomenon. However, emerging rural business network configurations contradict this commonly held view. This chapter presents an investigation of spatial and...
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When the World Goes Rural: Transnational Potentials of International Migration in Rural Swedish Labour Markets

Hedberg, Charlotta; Forsberg, Gunnel; Najib, Ali

Pages: 125 –142

[International migration processes are of increasing importance to changing ruralities in high-income countries. They offer the chance to connect rural areas to the world through direct links of transnational networks, and they have the potential for dynamic change. Through migration, important...
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Foreigners, Neighbours, Immigrants: Translocal Mobilities in Rural Areas in Spain

Camarero, Luis; Sampedro, Rosario; Oliva, Jesús

Pages: 143 –162

[This chapter analyses the role of rural areas in processes of international immigration in Spain. It focuses on the interrelations between geographical and social (occupational) mobility of migrants to these areas. The analysis is based on data from the National Immigrant Survey in 2007, the...
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Transnational Immigration in Rural Greece: Analysing the Different Mobilities of Albanian Immigrants

Papadopoulos, Apostolos G.

Pages: 163 –183

[In the last two decades, southern Europe has attracted a large number of immigrants due to its geopolitical position, its improved socioeconomic situation and the fact that it is part of the European Union, which is undergoing a gradual transformation into a global economic and political power....

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