芝加哥的保加利亚社区:发展的典范

IF 0.9 Q4 GEOSCIENCES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Dilyana Ivanova Zieske, William F. Zieske
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摘要

本文从历史和人类学的角度,提出了芝加哥地区保加利亚定居点从最早的痕迹到现在的第一个综合发展模型。在此过程中,我们区分了跨越一个多世纪的保加利亚人存在的五个时期,并讨论了每个时期保加利亚人的定居模式、经济概况和社区生活。本文强调了19世纪末和20世纪初早期保加利亚移民的生存和认可斗争,冷战时期保加利亚难民的政治竞争阻止了他们的巩固,当代,1989年后,保加利亚经济大规模移民变得越来越明显和解放,声称芝加哥是保加利亚城市。在这个过程中,我们试图解释为什么保加利亚移民的悠久历史没有导致社区的公开可见性,无论是在芝加哥民族景观的文学和研究中,还是通过创造一个具有本土城市集中空间的民族飞地,与其他民族移民群体及其社区(如小意大利、乌克兰村、希腊城和唐人街)截然不同。
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Bulgarian community in Chicago: A model of development
This paper presents the first comprehensive model of development of the Bulgarian settlement in the Chicago area from its earliest traces to the present day, from historical and anthropological perspectives. In the process, we distinguish five periods of Bulgarian presence spanning more than a century and discuss the patterns of Bulgarian settlement, economic profiles and community life for each of those periods. The paper highlights the struggle for survival and recognition of early Bulgarian migrants during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the political rivalry of the Cold War Bulgarian refugees preventing their consolidation and the contemporary, post-1989, Bulgarian economic mass migration which becomes increasingly visible and emancipated, claiming Chicago as the Bulgarian City. In the process, we seek to explain why this long history of Bulgarian immigration has not resulted in the community's overt visibility, either in the literature and studies of Chicago's ethnic landscape or through the creation of an ethnic enclave with vernacular urban centralized space distinct from other ethnic migrant groups and their neighborhoods such as Little Italy, Ukrainian Village, Greek Town and Chinatown.
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AIMS Geosciences
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