Chronique bibliographique : l'objet diaspora en questions

Dufoix, Stéphane

doi:10.4000/conflits.495

Cited by 14 publications

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“…[4] We observed this 'ability to move' in the case of clandestine migrants in particular, who need to have resources to travel, to pay guides and smugglers, and who, if they fail to get to their destination, must save up the money to try again. In a more general way, a number of authors have shown or treated the question of 'globalisation's unknown' through studying empirical cases (Dufoix 1999;Ma Mung 1999;Morokvasic-Muller 1999).…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Migration, Networks and Territories in the Ouneine Valley, High Atlas, Morocco

Agoumy¹,

Tamim

2009

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Migration, Networks and Territories in the Ouneine Valley, High Atlas, Morocco

Agoumy¹,

Tamim

2009

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies

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“…In the same year, more than 1 million people have entered EU countries from Greek borders, 56 per cent of whom were Syrians, 24 per cent Afghanis and 10 per cent Iraqis (Global Migration Trends Factsheet, 2015). Therefore, according to the statistics available, based on the population criteria, which in proportion to the total population of a country in a specific period, the migrant population should comprise half of that population (Lacoste, 1989), not only do Iranian migrants not constitute a diasporic community, but based on the size of their national population in nationalistic approaches (Dufoix, 1999), they can be introduced as an ethnicity with foreign roots (Dumont, 1996).…”

Section: Iranian Migration: a Voluntary And Individualistic Migrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The third distinguishing feature of Iranian migration is the absence of a solidarity community. A Solidarity community has been variously defined as one which preserves special values and distributes them among its members (Barret et al, 2000), or a social entity which demands its connection to a place or is separated from an atmosphere (Dufoix, 1999) and is based on a sense of solidarity with the home country or a lack of solidarity with the host country. A solidarity community is also defined as the existence of a real connection between scattered migrant communities and the home country in the form of connection networks originating from a common culture and identity consciousness and also a communal space memory of the origin (Chédemail, 1998).…”

Section: Iranian Migration: a Migration With No Solidarity Communitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Divergent Heterogeneities in Iranian Migration in France: Semantic and Theoretical Limitations of Diaspora

Etemadifard

Khazaei

2020

International Migration

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Despite its widespread use as an equivalent for migrant populations, the term diaspora remains semantically and theoretically ambiguous. This study hypothesizes that the term diaspora fails to represent Iranian migration and its divergent heterogeneities. Discussing theoretical approaches to the diaspora, the characteristics of Iranian migration, and the findings of interviews with forty young Iranian migrants living in France, the present study attempts to offer a more suitable alternative to the term diaspora. It will be revealed that the heterogeneity of Iranian migration in causes, the conception of migration experience, as well as disinclination to create a unified community in host countries, lead Iranians living outside their country to form scattered clusters. The term proposed to be used in lieu of diaspora is archipelago ethnicity, which shows both the heterogeneity and divergence in Iranian migration in general and represents the only connection between the scattered and isolated islands, that is Iranian-ness.

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“…Comment dès lors avancer dans la compréhension du processus de diasporisation (Dufoix, 1999) qui se déploie sur, dans, et grâce au web ? Quelles méthodes convoquer pour observer les nouvelles pratiques numériques et donner sens à leurs traces sur le web ?…”

Section: La Diaspora : Un Construit Social Récentunclassified

Cheminement sur les terres inconnues des humanités numériques

Wolff¹

2014

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les espaces Créoles et Francophones (LCF-EA 4549). Diplômée de l'École des Hautes Études en Sciences sociales, elle a mené une ethnologie des populations défavorisées de l'île de La Réunion (Quartiers de vie, Méridiens Klincksiek, 1991). Son dernier ouvrage, La Réunion, une île en mutation (Economica-Anthropos, 2010), codirigé avec Michel Watin, vise à vulgariser les recherches menées sur une société pluriculturelle et plus que jamais traversée par les flux. Ses recherches actuelles portent sur les communications médiatisées, les usages des TIC en situation de mobilité, et l'occupation des territoires numériques par la diaspora réunionnaise (participation à l'ANR « e-Diasporas Atlas »). Cheminement sur les terres inconnues des humanités numériques À la recherche de la e-diaspora réunionnaise 68 Cheminement sur les terres inconnues des humanités numériques À la recherche de la e-diaspora réunionnaise Résumé : Nos travaux s'intéressent aux pratiques des Réunionnais en migration et en particulier aux processus d'émergence d'une « diaspora réunionnaise ». Comment avancer dans la compréhension du processus d'organisation de ces Réunionnais en dispersion, dont les activités hors ligne et en ligne se mêlent intimement, et trouvent sur le web un espace de visibilité, d'organisation et d'échanges tout à fait nouveau ? La découverte d'outils particulièrement innovants mis en oeuvre dans le cadre du programme e-Diaspora réunissant chercheurs en sciences humaines et ingénieurs nous a ouvert de nouvelles perspectives, autant qu'elle a suscité de nombreuses questions. Nous évoquerons ici la dimension heuristique de cette collaboration et nous présenterons les premiers résultats de ce programme, avant de poser la question de l'acculturation du chercheur en sciences humaines engagé dans l'exploration du web et la découverte des humanités numériques.

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Chronique bibliographique : l'objet diaspora en questions

Cited by 14 publications

References 2 publications

Migration, Networks and Territories in the Ouneine Valley, High Atlas, Morocco

Migration, Networks and Territories in the Ouneine Valley, High Atlas, Morocco

Divergent Heterogeneities in Iranian Migration in France: Semantic and Theoretical Limitations of Diaspora

Cheminement sur les terres inconnues des humanités numériques

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