Territorial Trajectories within a New Centre for the Globalised Mining Industry: the Andes of Northern Argentina

Forget, Marie Emilie

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“…It is now well established that global urbanization has also affected mountain areas (Haller and Branca, 2022;Perlik, 2011Perlik, , 2019; Wang et al 2019). This occurs either through functional incorporation of mountain areas into metropolitan regions on the mountain fringe (e.g., through commuting to work), through the activity of international mining corporations (Forget, 2015;Romero et al, 2012), or through globally oriented holiday resorts in the high altitudes of the mountains (Nairan and Singh, 2019; Nepal and Jamal, 2011). But also in the form of urban-to-rural mobility by leisure commuting to second homes (Arnesen et al, 2011).…”

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Rural and Alpine Gentrification Impact on Lifestyle Mobilities During Covid-19: The Yayla Experience at the Taurus Mountains in Turkey

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Güney

et al. 2023

European Countryside

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COVID-19 has had significant impacts on social and economic sectors worldwide. International travel and tourism are restricted as preventive measures to combat the disease. However, it is clearly visible that the mobility from urban to rural areas continues within the borders of the countries during the pandemic. Mobility to the countryside is named as lifestyle mobility. It varies significantly in motivations, frequency, push and pull factors, and duration of stay. It is also considered an essential agent of change that causes gentrification in rural vicinities regarding economic structure, real estate market, and sociocultural life. The recent spread of COVID-19 has also been deemed a vital push for urban-rural mobility. The present study is aimed to explore the gentrification of lifestyle mobilities in the Yaylas of the Taurus Mountains during the pandemic. A mixed-method approach using questionnaire and interview techniques was applied. Results revealed that the duration and frequency of seasonal mobility towards second homes in Turkey have changed with the spread of COVID-19. Moreover, it is found that the selected mountain areas confront the impacts of urbanization, increase in housing prices, and commercial occupation of land. The research concludes that such changes are augmented due to the increased mobility of urbanites belonging to the new middle class of Mersin and Adana metropolitan cities to rural areas to escape COVID-19. Due to the increase in lifestyle mobility, gentrification takes place in rural and mountainous areas, and accordingly, rural residents tend to move to the city.

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confidence: 99%

Rural and Alpine Gentrification Impact on Lifestyle Mobilities During Covid-19: The Yayla Experience at the Taurus Mountains in Turkey

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Güney

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European Countryside

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“…À différentes époques, de nombreux pays ont connu des phases de dynamisme productif portés par des cycles d'exportation de ressources naturelles, liés aux fluctuations du marché mondial. Les intérêts pour le potentiel minier et énergétique de la région motivent des projets d'exploitation des gisements à grande échelle, qui confèrent une nouvelle centralité aux marges des pays de ce sous-continent soulignant leur position sur les cartes nationales et mondiales (Bos, 2017 ;Denoël, 2019 ;Forget, 2015Forget, , 2020. La région et ses territoires acquièrent une visibilité accrue au cours des « booms extractivistes ».…”

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Ressources extractives sud-américaines : mondialisation et territorialisations des marges

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2021

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rticle on line rticle on line Ressources extractives sud-américaines : mondialisation et territorialisations des marges de plusieurs bases de données, ainsi qu'un suivi des presses nationales et régionales complètent le panorama informationnel. Ressources extractives sud-américaines : mondialisation et territorialisations des marges Photo 2b : Aqueduc transportant de l'eau douce depuis la côte pacifique vers les territoires miniers

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Environmental governance in globally telecoupled systems: Mapping the terrain towards an integrated research agenda

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Coenen

Challies

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Earth System Governance

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Territorial Trajectories within a New Centre for the Globalised Mining Industry: the Andes of Northern Argentina

Cited by 4 publications

References 9 publications

Rural and Alpine Gentrification Impact on Lifestyle Mobilities During Covid-19: The Yayla Experience at the Taurus Mountains in Turkey

Rural and Alpine Gentrification Impact on Lifestyle Mobilities During Covid-19: The Yayla Experience at the Taurus Mountains in Turkey

Ressources extractives sud-américaines : mondialisation et territorialisations des marges

Environmental governance in globally telecoupled systems: Mapping the terrain towards an integrated research agenda

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