瑞典的新移民目的地：与农村地区相交的移民居住轨迹

IF 3.2 2区社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY

Sociologia Ruralis Pub Date : 2023-12-20 DOI:10.1111/soru.12468

Karen Haandrikman, Charlotta Hedberg, Guilherme Kenji Chihaya

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本文旨在研究瑞典农村地区移民的居住轨迹。本文对有关新移民目的地（NIDs）的文献进行了补充，并探讨了将与农村地区相交的移民路线、移民的二次移民模式和移民的时间维度以及移民在这些目的地的多重性包括在内的必要性。我们研究了瑞典是否出现了NID，以及移民随后从这些地区向国内流动的情况及其决定因素。通过对全人口登记数据进行序列分析，我们确定了典型的移民路径。结果显示，NIDs 是瑞典农村和小城市的一种新兴现象。我们发现，不同的农村移民群体在抵达瑞典后很快就离开了，这种瑞典的说法得到了有限的支持；此外，这些离开的人并非出于与劳动力市场相关的原因，也不是前往大都市地区。我们认为，国家发展研究所为了解移民模式做出了重要贡献。

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New immigration destinations in Sweden: Migrant residential trajectories intersecting rural areas

This paper aims to examine the residential trajectories of immigrants that intersect rural areas in Sweden. It adds to the literature on new immigration destinations (NIDs) and addresses the need to include migration routes intersecting rural areas, immigrants’ secondary migration patterns and temporal dimensions of migration, as well as the multiplicity of migrants in such destinations. We examine whether NIDs have emerged in Sweden and immigrants’ subsequent internal mobility from such areas and its determinants. Employing sequence analysis to full‐population register data, we identify typical migration pathways. According to the results, NIDs are an emerging phenomenon in rural and small‐sized cities in Sweden. We find limited support for the Swedish discourse that the diverse groups of rural migrants leave soon after arrival; also, those leaving are not doing so for labour market–related reasons, nor are they heading for metropolitan areas. We suggest that NIDs offer an important contribution to understanding migration patterns.

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Sociologia Ruralis Multiple-

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7.30

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14.60%

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期刊介绍： Sociologia Ruralis reflects the diversity of European social-science research on rural areas and related issues. The complexity and diversity of rural problems require multi and interdisciplinary approaches. Over the past 40 years Sociologia Ruralis has been an international forum for social scientists engaged in a wide variety of disciplines focusing on social, political and cultural aspects of rural development. Sociologia Ruralis covers a wide range of subjects, ranging from farming, natural resources and food systems to rural communities, rural identities and the restructuring of rurality.