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A spatio-temporal approach to population diversity: Immigration and rural areas in France
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5317-6235
Abstract This article provides a spatio-temporal analysis of population diversity in French rural areas between 1975 and 2015 by considering the weight of the immigrant population and the variety of countries of birth of this population. It is based on a quantitative and longitudinal analysis of detailed data from the 1975, 1999, 2008 and 2015 population censuses. The originality of this article lies in a global approach to the different types of migration and the analysis of the trajectories of local territories over time. With this approach, the article shows that diversification trajectories have been dominant in the French countryside for the past forty years, but also that they have varied in pace and intensity according to the economic and demographic characteristics of the territories and their migration history. Taking into account these temporalities of social change is therefore essential to inform local public action on social integration.
Highlights The increase in the immigrant population in French rural areas is most often combined with a diversification of this population. While some rural areas have been attracting immigrants from specific origin groups for forty years, the majority are experiencing new patterns of co-presence at the local level. The pace and intensity of diversification in rural areas depend on many characteristics of these areas (economic, demographic, migration history, etc.). To understand the implications of this diversification of rural areas, it is necessary to analyse the local trajectories of the territories over time, in a longitudinal and place-based approach
A spatio-temporal approach to population diversity: Immigration and rural areas in France
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5317-6235
Abstract This article provides a spatio-temporal analysis of population diversity in French rural areas between 1975 and 2015 by considering the weight of the immigrant population and the variety of countries of birth of this population. It is based on a quantitative and longitudinal analysis of detailed data from the 1975, 1999, 2008 and 2015 population censuses. The originality of this article lies in a global approach to the different types of migration and the analysis of the trajectories of local territories over time. With this approach, the article shows that diversification trajectories have been dominant in the French countryside for the past forty years, but also that they have varied in pace and intensity according to the economic and demographic characteristics of the territories and their migration history. Taking into account these temporalities of social change is therefore essential to inform local public action on social integration.
Highlights The increase in the immigrant population in French rural areas is most often combined with a diversification of this population. While some rural areas have been attracting immigrants from specific origin groups for forty years, the majority are experiencing new patterns of co-presence at the local level. The pace and intensity of diversification in rural areas depend on many characteristics of these areas (economic, demographic, migration history, etc.). To understand the implications of this diversification of rural areas, it is necessary to analyse the local trajectories of the territories over time, in a longitudinal and place-based approach
A spatio-temporal approach to population diversity: Immigration and rural areas in France
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5317-6235
Abstract This article provides a spatio-temporal analysis of population diversity in French rural areas between 1975 and 2015 by considering the weight of the immigrant population and the variety of countries of birth of this population. It is based on a quantitative and longitudinal analysis of detailed data from the 1975, 1999, 2008 and 2015 population censuses. The originality of this article lies in a global approach to the different types of migration and the analysis of the trajectories of local territories over time. With this approach, the article shows that diversification trajectories have been dominant in the French countryside for the past forty years, but also that they have varied in pace and intensity according to the economic and demographic characteristics of the territories and their migration history. Taking into account these temporalities of social change is therefore essential to inform local public action on social integration.
Highlights The increase in the immigrant population in French rural areas is most often combined with a diversification of this population. While some rural areas have been attracting immigrants from specific origin groups for forty years, the majority are experiencing new patterns of co-presence at the local level. The pace and intensity of diversification in rural areas depend on many characteristics of these areas (economic, demographic, migration history, etc.). To understand the implications of this diversification of rural areas, it is necessary to analyse the local trajectories of the territories over time, in a longitudinal and place-based approach
A spatio-temporal approach to population diversity: Immigration and rural areas in France
Fromentin, Julie (Autor:in)
Journal of Rural Studies ; 103
24.08.2023
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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