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“The cultural consequences of migration challenge the territorial notion of identity.” Discuss.

  • Population Geography

The territorial notion of identity rests on an assumption the modern state made about itself — that one people, one bounded territory and one culture coincide. Migration attacks every link in that chain, separating culture from place, membership from residence and belonging from birthplace. What it dissolves is the assumption that culture is contained; what…

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  • The Territorial Assumption Under Attack
  • Transnationalism: Belonging to Two Places at Once
  • Deterritorialisation and the Global Cultural Economy
  • Hybridity: Identity Made Rather Than Inherited
  • Enclaves and Return: Re-territorialisation at a Smaller Scale
  • The State Follows Its People: Long-Distance Nationalism
  • …and 2 more sections, with a conclusion

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