2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.polgeo.2013.04.005
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Places of lower rank: Margins in conversations

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“…So, peripheralization can be succinctly defined as 'a loss of capacities of actors and institutions to act', 16 while hierarchies of cores and peripheries relegate the latter, as Merje Kuus has aptly summarized, to 'places of lower rank'. 17 Both the Baltic and Balkan regions, to a certain extent, also suffer another side-effect of emigration and post-socialist transformations -that of depopulation and declining birth rates. These may also result in the phenomenon of 'brain drain', reflecting limited possibilities for highly educated young people, including many recent graduates, to finding rewarding work in their home countries, encouraging them to leave in search of better income, employment and career opportunities.…”
Section: Theorising Peripheraliztion and Migrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So, peripheralization can be succinctly defined as 'a loss of capacities of actors and institutions to act', 16 while hierarchies of cores and peripheries relegate the latter, as Merje Kuus has aptly summarized, to 'places of lower rank'. 17 Both the Baltic and Balkan regions, to a certain extent, also suffer another side-effect of emigration and post-socialist transformations -that of depopulation and declining birth rates. These may also result in the phenomenon of 'brain drain', reflecting limited possibilities for highly educated young people, including many recent graduates, to finding rewarding work in their home countries, encouraging them to leave in search of better income, employment and career opportunities.…”
Section: Theorising Peripheraliztion and Migrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A marginalizálódás térbeli folyamatként történő értelmezését ösztönözte a tár-sadalmi problémák, konfliktusok térbeli koncentrálódása és újratermelődése, e folyamatok lokális terekhez kötődő, eltérő sajátosságainak, illetve a politikai diskurzusok helyeket/tereket marginalizáló szerepének felismerése és vizsgálata (Hörschelmann 2001;Kuus 2013). A kutatók egy csoportja a marginális helyzet összetevőit és mértékét (alacsony jövedelmek, kulturális elszigetelődés, rossz minőségű infrastruktúra, közszolgáltatási deficitek stb.)…”
Section: Elméleti-módszertani Keretek: a Marginalizáció Mint A Társadunclassified
“…A new analytical concept is proposed in the paper, 3 I refer here to the ongoing discussion on marginalisation of social groups and spaces in academic and public discourses and to the arguments -forwarded by postcolonial theorists -for involving such groups in the debates to reconstruct socio-spatial realities (see e.g. Stenning, A. and Hörschelmann, K. 2008;Kuus, M. 2013;Sharp, J. 2011). interpreting the notions of centralisation and peripheralisation as processes driven by multiple social relations, and the refocusing our research on how centrality and peripherality is constructed, performed, reacted to and reproduced by interactions and strategies of social agents linked to various scales.…”
Section: Discussing Inequalities From the Peripherymentioning
confidence: 99%