Peripheralization 2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-531-19018-1_10
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The Subject and the Periphery: About Discourses, Loopings and Ascriptions

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“…In line with the research on socio-spatial ascriptions (Bürk et al ., 2012;Meyer and Miggelbrink 2013;Wacquant et al ., 2014), it establishes that discourses form an inherent part of polarization processes by influencing individual as well as political decisions and actions . Going beyond that, global coloniality determines that such discourses show consequences in practice by affecting the knowledge formation and subjectivities of colonizers and colonized alike .…”
Section: Overcoming the Mutual Silence: Decolonial Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In line with the research on socio-spatial ascriptions (Bürk et al ., 2012;Meyer and Miggelbrink 2013;Wacquant et al ., 2014), it establishes that discourses form an inherent part of polarization processes by influencing individual as well as political decisions and actions . Going beyond that, global coloniality determines that such discourses show consequences in practice by affecting the knowledge formation and subjectivities of colonizers and colonized alike .…”
Section: Overcoming the Mutual Silence: Decolonial Conceptual Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Following this proposal, the paper argues for a decolonial approach as useful heuristic tool to examine the crucial role of discourses in periph-eralisation processes . While the research on socio-spatial ascriptions (Bürk et al ., 2012;Meyer and Miggelbrink, 2013;Wacquant et al, 2014) already establishes that peripheries are materially and discursively (re-)produced, the paper goes one step further by attempting to show that decolonial studies help to analyze how peripheralisation discourses become performative . Based on a critical evaluation of knowledge production mechanisms, they convey that the depiction of peripheries as places lagging behind stems from normative development notions proliferated in hegemonic discourses (Koobak and Marling, 2014) .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2006;Eriksson, M. 2008), spatial development plans (e.g. Lang, T. 2012), or semantic elements (Meyer, F. and Miggelbrink, J. 2013).…”
Section: The Land Of Storms and The Region Where The Country´s Heart mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Anssi Paasi's work, for example, highlights the complex processes through which regions (including peripheries) are shaped and negotiated within social networks of power (Paasi, 1995; emphasising in particular what he calls the "fragmented complexity of agency" within region-building (Paasi, 2010(Paasi, : 2300, including those of actors within peripheral areas who negotiate the meaning of and their own position within the centre-periphery relation (Paasi, 1995;Paasi, 2010Paasi, : 2229. Meyer and Miggelbrink (2013) argue in this context for the need for a subjectcentred approach to better understand peripheralisation processes. Against the established understanding of peripheral actors as economically dependent, powerless and thus insignificant (Blowers and Leroy, 1994;Barlösius and Neu, 2008) this approach recovers the responses and agency of peripheral populations in relation to peripheralisation processes and has the potential to shed light on the micro-dynamics and tactics of getting by, "domesticating" and resisting peripheralisation processes that have been the focus of research on post-socialist post-industrial and rural places particularly in the first decade of transition (Buraway et al, 2000;Rainnie et al, 2002; for more recent studies see Round et al, 2008;Round and Williams 2010;Stenning et al, 2010;Nagy et al, 2015).…”
Section: Conceptualising Peripheralisation: Towards a Multiscalar Appmentioning
confidence: 99%