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Geographies of the ageing-migration nexus
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posted on 2023-06-09, 12:52 authored by Dora Sampaio, Russell King, Katie WalshKatie WalshThis special section builds on previous scholarship on geographies of ageing, and on relational and transnational approaches to age and migration, to assert the significance of the ageing–migration nexus in human geography. Our primary goal is to examine the intricate relationships between ageing, migration, space and place. By bringing empirical research on ageing and migration into dialogue with existing conceptual work within Geography, we also aim to critically contribute to current debates in both areas. The contributors explore a wide range of migration processes and experiences through an intersectional lens, and demonstrate the importance of a diverse set of epistemological and methodological approaches to explore the spatialities of the ageing–migration nexus. Key dimensions examined include, but are not limited to, the spaces and places of ageing and migration, the multi-scalar nature of the geographies of the ageing–migration nexus, their (im)mobilities, fluid boundaries, and emotional geographies.
History
Publication status
- Published
Journal
AreaISSN
0004-0894Publisher
WileyIssue
4Volume
50Pages
115.0Department affiliated with
- Geography Publications
Research groups affiliated with
- Sussex Centre for Migration Research Publications
Notes
This is an edited special issue edited by Dora Sampaio, Russell King, Katie WalshFull text available
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