2012
DOI: 10.18192/clg-cgl.v4i1.826
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Space without scales: established/outsider relations in Hérouxville

Abstract: Keywords:Established/outsiders, scale, immigration, national identity, settler societies, urban/rural divide  Résumé:En 1965, Norbert Elias et John Scotson ont publié un ouvrage dressant les bases des études sur les logiques d’exclusion. Leur analyse a fait l’objet de plusieurs critiques dont le peu d’attention accordée à la question de l’espace. En s’inspirant des travaux de Norbert Elias et de John Scotson, de nouvelles recherches ont tenté de remédier à la situation en accordant plus d’attention aux enjeux … Show more

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“…May ; Hogenstijn et al . ; Nieguth & Lacassagne ). It describes the process of an established resident group constructing boundaries between them and newcomers (the outsiders) because the former is socially cohesive and has resources to stigmatise the outsiders and exclude them from power resources.…”
Section: Symbolic Boundary Makingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…May ; Hogenstijn et al . ; Nieguth & Lacassagne ). It describes the process of an established resident group constructing boundaries between them and newcomers (the outsiders) because the former is socially cohesive and has resources to stigmatise the outsiders and exclude them from power resources.…”
Section: Symbolic Boundary Makingmentioning
confidence: 99%