Mediterranean Mobilities (eBook, PDF)

Europe's Changing Relationships
Redaktion: Paradiso, Maria

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Contains primary data and lessons learned for policy makers

Describes case studies useful as laboratory and field preparation materials

Includes chapters by authors from different continents appealing to classroom teaching and to general audiences far beyond Europe

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Springer International Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 221
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783319896328
• Artikelnr.: 56791858

Autorenporträt

Maria Paradiso is a professor of political and economic geography at the University of Sannio, Italy. She is the founder and chair of the International Geographical Union Commission 'Mediterranean Basin' and primary coordinator of the EU FP7 Marie Curie IRSES 'Euro-Mediterranean Changing Relationships' (MEDCHANGe) grant n. 612639. She is a board member of the Social Sciences Committee of Academia Europaea (London). She has authored five books in Italian, and edited circa 16 books and journal special issues in English and Italian. She has also authored more than 100 peer-reviewed contributions in journals and books and other publications.

Inhaltsangabe

Chapter 1. Mediterranean Mobilities and Europe's Changing Relationships.- Part 1: Viewpoints on the Mediterranean and Europe.- Chapter 2. EU Elite Representations of Mediterranean Space: Arab Student Perspectives.- Chapter 3. The EU and the Symbolic, Territorial and Institutional Organisation of the Mediterranean as a Global Mobile Space: Moroccan Student Perspectives.- Part 2: Narratives. The Mediterranean as an Action Space in the Transformation of European Identity and Changing Relationships: Mobilities: Crisis, Encounter, Change.- Chapter 4. The Refugee Camp as Geopolitics: The Case of Presevo (Serbia).- Chapter 5. Two Faces of the Migration Crisis in Hungary.- Chapter 6. Unaccompanied Minors in Italy and Arrivals by Sea. Migration Data, Patterns, and Pathways.- Chapter 7. Ethnic Minorities' Embeddedness in Host Versus Origin Places.- Part 3: Narratives. The Mediterranean as an Action Space in the Transformation of European Identity and Changing Relationships: Connectivities:Cross-bordering, Bridging, Changing.- Chapter 8. Virtual Mobilities Italy- Morocco and Mediterranean Connection.- Chapter 9. Moroccans in Portugal: the Role of Networks with the Home Country in Migration and Integration Processes.- Chapter 10. Return Migration in Morocco. Integration, Territorial Recomposition and Development Issues, in Marrakech and Kelaa des Sraghnas and Khouribga.- Chapter 11.Where the Past Meets the Future: Migration and Socio-spatial Segregation in a Divided City. The Case of Marrakech.- Part 4: Narratives. The Mediterranean as an Action Space in the Transformation of European Identity and Changing Relationships: Mobilities' Sustainability, Gaps and Changes.- Chapter 12. Climate Refugees, Housing in Risk Areas, and Vulnerability of the Built Environment in the Agglomeration of Fez -Morocco (Case of the Medina and Outlying Districts).- Chapter 13. Tourism Mobilities, Climate and Cultural Change.- Chapter 14. Gentrification and European Entrepreneurships in Marrakesh.- Chapter 15.Climate Change-induced Migration in Morocco : Subsaharian and Moroccan Migrants.- Chapter 16. Mobilising Women's Participation in Urban Development in the Southern Mediterranean. Case Study of Algiers Metropolitan Area.- PART 5: Conclusions.- Chapter 17. The Mediterranean as 'Mobile Global Reality'. Lessons and Implications for Changing European Relationships.