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Editorial Introduction: Towards a More‐Than‐Relational Perspective in Geographical Migration Studies

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By Charlotta Linder Hedberg, Linn Axelsson
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction How does migration produce spaces and places? And how can we think about migration beyond a relational view on space? These questions are at the forefront of this special issue, which aims to move towards what we call a more-than-relational perspective in geographical migration studies. Migration is an inherently spatial phenomenon, with mobilities across localities forming a fundamental part of how societies are constructed.
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Sustainability Taking Place : Stories of Moving to Rural Areas in Japan

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By Erik Jönsson, Charlotta Linder Hedberg, Uppsala universitet, Sofia Cele
| avhandlingar.se
Nyckelord: SAMHÄLLSVETENSKAP; SOCIAL SCIENCES; sustainability; place; everyday life; temporality; counterurbanization; post-growth; islands; Japan; Social and Economic Geography; Kulturgeografi; Sammanfattning: Despite the dominant trend of migrating to cities, significant numbers of people move to rural areas to pursue different lifestyles.
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The Transferability of Human Capital and Migrant Incorporation Strategies in the Swedish Labor Market: A Sequence Analysis

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By Guilherme Kenji Chihaya, Charlotta Linder Hedberg
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction The labor-market incorporation of migrants is central to political and academic debates alike (Brubaker 2001; Joppke 2007). It is used as a benchmark for migrant integration or assimilation (Waters and Jiménez 2005; Heath, Rothon and Kilpi 2008; Alba and Foner 2014) and figures prominently as a policy goal for European governments (European Commission 2020).
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