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Migration and the search for a better way of life: a critical exploration of lifestyle migration [PDF]
, 2009 For the past few years, the term ‘lifestyle migration’ has been used to refer to an increasing number of people who take the decision to migrate based on their belief that there is a more fulfilling way of life available to them elsewhere.
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Lifestyle migration: escaping to the good life? [PDF]
, 2009 Lifestyle migration: escaping to the good ...
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Defining lifestyle migration [PDF]
, 2010 This paper seeks to provide a conceptual framework for studying migration to the Algarve by Northern Europeans. ‘Lifestyle migration’ is suggested as a generic term for this trend, which is part of a recent but flourishing global social phenomenon. I also point to the glaring gap in the literature as far as empirical studies based in the Algarve are ...
Torkington, Kate
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Urban Planning, 2020 Contrasting the mass out-migration of the younger populace following the economic crisis in Greece and the simultaneous large inflow of refugees, the city of Athens has lately become an attractive place for tourists and lifestyle migrants.
Johanna Lilius, Dimitris Balampanidis
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Mapping the scholarly landscape of lifestyle migration in tourism: bibliometric patterns of trend, themes and future directions [PDF]
Eastern Journal of European StudiesThis study analyses the evolution and intellectual structure of lifestyle migration research in tourism through bibliometric analysis. Despite its growing relevance, no systematic review has mapped the intersection of these fields.
Maja Niksić Radić, Daniel Dragičević
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Téoros, 2022 Castelló d´Empúries is a municipality on the Costa Brava, Spain. It is characterized by a strong and concentrated presence of lifestyle migrants from the European Union. They live very largely in Empuriabrava, the seaside resort of the city.
Franck Chignier-Riboulon
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Privileged Mobility in an Age of Globality
Societies, 2012 By 2050, the world’s population of international migrants is estimated to top 400 million. A small but growing number of those migrants are leaving well-developed, affluent countries best known for receiving immigrants to settle in less well-developed ...
Sheila Croucher
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Revista Iberoamericana de Estudios de Desarrollo, 2018 Within the flows of migrants with professional skills or education, Spanish academic migration has traditionally followed a North-North direction in its search for spaces of insertion.
PÉREZ-GAÑÁN, Rocío , MORENO, Gorka
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International immigration and entrepreneurship in rural areas of the Spanish Pyrenees
Hungarian Geographical Bulletin, 2023 The academic literature on international immigration into rural areas has clearly identified two main international migration flows: retirement migration and low-skilled migration in farming.
Cristóbal Mendoza
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, 2022 AbstractIn the context of the growing global middle class, and the ageing of the baby boomer generation, an increasing number of migrants with accumulated wealth from advanced economies are relocating to economically less developed or more peripheral countries to improve their quality of life. Migration of the middle-classes and the relatively affluent
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