Amenity migration, exurbia, and emerging rural landscapes: global natural amenity as place and as process

Cadieux, Kirsten Valentine; Hurley, Patrick T.

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“…A range of changes by an increase in urban-rural migrants such as rural gentrification (or greenfication) (Nelson and Nelson, 2010;Smith and Phillips, 2001), changes in land use and landscape (Bu, 2015;Cadieux and Hurley, 2011), changing rurality (Eom, 2012;Halfacree, 2006a) have been reported. These transformations are associated with postproductivist or multifunctional countryside (Gosnell and Abrams, 2011) by rural restructuring (Woods, 2005).…”

Section: Urban-rural Migration and Rural Changes In A Local Contextmentioning

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Urban-Rural Migrants and Commodification of Rural-Coastal Villages on a Touristic Island: A Case Study of Woljeong-Ri on Jeju Island, Korea

Bu¹

2017

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Recently a significant population migration to rural areas has been occurring in relation to both rural and urban areas in Korea. This urban-rural migration is characterized by region. On Jeju Island the number of Return Non-Farm Households provides the overwhelming majority, unlike other regions. This has partially been the result of the geographical location and tourism industry of Jeju Island. This migration tendency is causing a transformation in the rural space. Thus this paper aims to describe and determine how an increase in urban-rural migrants causes commodification of a ruralcoastal village, both in terms of the reasons and the processes in order to understand rural spatial transformation by inmigrants. As a result, service activities by in-migrants in Woljeong village are associated with commodification of the village in terms of consumption of the village landscapes. This includes the ocean view and sales of farm lands and houses. Commodification of the village has overheated commercialization of the village space and competition in the same field of business. Finally, a spatial division between the existing 'spatial practices' of the village natives and the commercialized place of new stakeholders has occurred. This means that the rural space and identity have transformed in Woljeong-Ri.

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Section: Urban-rural Migration and Rural Changes In A Local Contextmentioning

confidence: 99%

Urban-Rural Migrants and Commodification of Rural-Coastal Villages on a Touristic Island: A Case Study of Woljeong-Ri on Jeju Island, Korea

Bu¹

2017

JMIC

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“…Walker 2003;see Cadieux 2011;Cadieux and Hurley 2011;Qviström and Cadieux 2012). But I will admit that I had not paid very close attention to the practical or conceptual work done by the concept of 'regions.'…”

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Possible moral ecologies, the function of everyday curation, and the experience of regions

Cadieux

2016

Journal of Political Ecology

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Investigating the political ecologies of everyday engagements with environments-including material as well as policy and ideological interactions-requires consideration of the moral economy at play, as well as the political economy and social ecology. A.V. Chayanov (1966A.V. Chayanov ( /1925), E.P. Thompson (1971), and Jim Scott (1976 have provided useful ways to think about moral economy. They framed moral economy as a way of enacting understandings of just commons, subsistence entitlements, and desirable economic relations based on social struggle. This framing can be particularly useful in combination with political ecology approaches to investigate 'moral ecologies.' These are society-environment assemblages that are often more aspirational than enacted, but toward which considerable effort is expended, and whose moral and ecological dynamics are functionally linked, perhaps as best illustrated in recent attention to agroecology as a powerful mechanism for ensuring rights to food (De Schutter 2011a, 2011b. Given political ecology's focus on power relations, moral ecologies that do not exercise considerable power are often overlooked by political ecologists. However, even if particular understandings may not be highly efficacious in exercising power, they may have considerable influence on relational conceptualizations. This mismatch between habitual inattention to moral ecologies and their potential importance contributes to tensions within contemporary society-environment scholarship between structuralist and poststructuralist modes of engagement. Given the value of both modes, particularly for understanding what Peet and Watts (1993) describe as liberation ecologies (and the regional discourse formations that shape them), I argue that political ecology provides useful frameworks for documenting and analyzing the socio-ecological experience of regions-in terms not only of the functions of society and environment, but also of the performance and curation of knowledge about those functions. Keywords: moral economy, food systems, curation, critical regional studies, land use planning, participatory action research, environmental justice, integrated natural resource management science RésuméEnquêter sur les écologies politiques des interactions quotidiennes avec l'environnement -en incluant aussi bien les interactions matérielles que celles idéologiques et politiques -exige souvent un examen de l'économie morale, ainsi que de l'économie politique et l'écologie sociale, en jeu. A.V. Chayanov (1966A.V. Chayanov ( /1925), E.P. Thompson (1971), et Jim Scott (1976 nous ont fourni des moyens utiles pour penser l'économie morale. Ils ont présenté l'économie morale comme un moyen de promulguer la compréhension de relations économiques bénéfiques et ordinaires, permettant la subsistance, en se basant sur des luttes sociales. Cette définition peut être particulièrement utile lorsqu'elle est combinée avec des approches liées à l'écologie politique pour enquêter sur «les écologies morales». Ces dernières sont des...

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“…Las aspiraciones ambientalistas y de calidad de vida que guían la elección de esos municipios asimilan el fenómeno a las denominadas migraciones de amenidad o amenity migrations (Cadieux y Hurley, 2011;Gosnell y Abrams, 2011). La atracción se achaca a que entre las clases adineradas mejor formadas se encuentra más arraigado el denominado sentimiento del idilio rural (rural idyll), una suerte de aprecio romántico e idealizado por los espacios rurales que conservan paisajes del pasado (Entrena, 1998;Gorton et al, 1998, Camarero y Oliva, 2000.…”

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Pautas de localización residencial en el País Vasco 1991-2010. Algunas características socio-demográficas de las poblaciones suburbanas

Elizburu

2015

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Amenity migration, exurbia, and emerging rural landscapes: global natural amenity as place and as process

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Urban-Rural Migrants and Commodification of Rural-Coastal Villages on a Touristic Island: A Case Study of Woljeong-Ri on Jeju Island, Korea

Urban-Rural Migrants and Commodification of Rural-Coastal Villages on a Touristic Island: A Case Study of Woljeong-Ri on Jeju Island, Korea

Possible moral ecologies, the function of everyday curation, and the experience of regions

Pautas de localización residencial en el País Vasco 1991-2010. Algunas características socio-demográficas de las poblaciones suburbanas

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