Exposure to Immigration and Sense of Socio-Territorial Belonging: Evidence from Russia

IF 1.9 2区社会学 Q2 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Problems of Post-Communism Pub Date : 2022-05-31 DOI:10.1080/10758216.2022.2062385

Zuzanna Brunarska

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper examines the relationship between exposure to immigration in one’s region or locality and sense of socio-territorial belonging, understood as a “we-feeling” toward other inhabitants of the territory. Based on the Russian case, it addresses the question whether higher intensity of in-migration is related to weaker sense of belonging and how this relationship depends on immigrant origin. Using survey data combined with official statistical data, I found a negative relation when immigration from non-CIS states is considered, but not in case of in-migration from CIS states. I interpret these findings in terms of symbolic boundaries and the Soviet legacy.

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移民暴露与社会领土归属感——来自俄罗斯的证据

摘要本文研究了在一个地区或地方接触移民与社会领土归属感之间的关系，社会领土归属被理解为对领土上其他居民的“我们的感觉”。基于俄罗斯的案例，它解决了移民强度越高是否与归属感越弱有关的问题，以及这种关系如何取决于移民出身。通过将调查数据与官方统计数据相结合，我发现当考虑来自非独联体国家的移民时，存在负相关关系，但在考虑来自独联体国家移民时则没有。我从象征边界和苏联遗产的角度来解释这些发现。

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Problems of Post-Communism POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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4.00

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