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Mobile Citizenship Spatial Privilege And The Transnational Lifestyles Of Senior Citizens 1 Margit Fauser

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Mobile Citizenship Spatial Privilege And The Transnational Lifestyles Of Senior Citizens 1 Margit Fauser
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Publisher: Routledge
File Extension: PDF
File size: 6.13 MB
Pages: 212
Author: Margit Fauser
ISBN: 9781138606401, 1138606405
Language: English
Year: 2020
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Mobile Citizenship Spatial Privilege And The Transnational Lifestyles Of Senior Citizens 1 Margit Fauser by Margit Fauser 9781138606401, 1138606405 instant download after payment.

Mobile Citizenship addresses the crucial question of how mobility reconfigures citizenship. Engaging with debates on transnationalism, citizenship, and lifestyle migration, the book draws on ethnographic research and interview material collected among retired lifestyle migrants moving south from Germany to Turkey to explore the practices and narratives of these privileged migrants. Revealing the ways in which these migrants relate to their old homes and to their new places, the author examines the social, political, and spatial dimensions of citizenship and belonging and argues that citizenship is key to understanding the privileges of transnational lifestyles. By taking up discussions emanating from studies on other privileged lifestyle migrations―around social welfare and well-being, social participation, and affective belonging, as well as class and racialized privileges―the book exposes particular comparative value and showcases similarities and differences across this emerging type of migration. Mobile Citizenship thus shows how citizenship allows for mobility, resources, and privilege yet is also replete with limitations and ambivalences. The book brings together perspectives on citizenship, space, and privilege and will appeal to social scientists with interests in lifestyle migration and citizenship and their interconnections with global and social inequalities.

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