The island as a political interstice

Kelman, Ilan

doi:10.1016/j.polgeo.2023.102977

Political Geography

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.polgeo.2023.102977

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The island as a political interstice

Ilan Kelman

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Policy-oriented Research and Island Management Within Island Studies

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This paper introduces the special section on ‘Policy-oriented research and island management within island studies’. The paper discusses island studies’ relationship with and engagement with policy-oriented research and the world of practice. It asks how island studies can learn from and influence trends elsewhere within global academia as well as how it best can influence the sustainable management of island communities.

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Perceptions of Lampedusa as an Immigration Hub: Four Populations in One Small Island Place?

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2024

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This paper shows how perceptions of the Italian island of Lampedusa have been shaped by people’s experiences with immigration and sometimes divergent perspectives among different population groups, stakeholders, and governance actors. With an eye toward policy applications, the paper argues that immigration has had complex effects on Lampedusa and that the island—as a place co-created by different groups—can play a role in changing perceptions of immigration to Italy and Europe more broadly.

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The island as a political interstice

Cited by 4 publications

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Political geography I: Blue geopolitics

Political geography I: Blue geopolitics

Policy-oriented Research and Island Management Within Island Studies

Perceptions of Lampedusa as an Immigration Hub: Four Populations in One Small Island Place?

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