Mobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. Tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des Syriens à Irbid (Jordanie)

This paper investigates the effects of a coercive measure applied to Syrians that prohibits the ownership and the driving of motor vehicles in Jordan, a country where travel is dominated by the private car.Based on an ethnography conducted in the city of Irbid, the paper focuses on the tactics and t...

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Autor principal:	Héloïse Peaucelle
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Lenguaje:	EN FR
Publicado:	Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille 2021
Materias:	mobility urban refugees cross-border migrants bus station neighbourhood hospitality Syrians Geography. Anthropology. Recreation G Social sciences (General) H1-99
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:81188aee46744a8f91b317b4abe6f7192021-12-02T10:51:13ZMobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. Tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des Syriens à Irbid (Jordanie)0755-78092104-375210.4000/eps.12062https://doaj.org/article/81188aee46744a8f91b317b4abe6f7192021-10-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/eps/12062https://doaj.org/toc/0755-7809https://doaj.org/toc/2104-3752This paper investigates the effects of a coercive measure applied to Syrians that prohibits the ownership and the driving of motor vehicles in Jordan, a country where travel is dominated by the private car.Based on an ethnography conducted in the city of Irbid, the paper focuses on the tactics and trade-offs established by Syrians to move around and increase their mobility capital in the city. The political constraints of mobility weigh above all on the most fragile populations. This reflection thus questions a more general dimension on access to the city and questions the effects of discriminatory measures applied to refugees. These contribute to social exclusion and restrict the appropriation of urban spaces.In the light of these mobility practices, the Cheikh Khalil bus station presents itself as a singular case study where different mobility flows and several generations of Syrian migration intersect. The identity of the neighbourhood is marked by the anchoring of a cross-border migrant community on the move, whose solidarity actions adapt to contextual changes.Héloïse PeaucelleUniversité des Sciences et Technologies de Lillearticlemobilityurban refugeescross-border migrantsbus station neighbourhoodhospitalitySyriansGeography. Anthropology. RecreationGSocial sciences (General)H1-99ENFREspace populations sociétés, Vol 2021 (2021)
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description	This paper investigates the effects of a coercive measure applied to Syrians that prohibits the ownership and the driving of motor vehicles in Jordan, a country where travel is dominated by the private car.Based on an ethnography conducted in the city of Irbid, the paper focuses on the tactics and trade-offs established by Syrians to move around and increase their mobility capital in the city. The political constraints of mobility weigh above all on the most fragile populations. This reflection thus questions a more general dimension on access to the city and questions the effects of discriminatory measures applied to refugees. These contribute to social exclusion and restrict the appropriation of urban spaces.In the light of these mobility practices, the Cheikh Khalil bus station presents itself as a singular case study where different mobility flows and several generations of Syrian migration intersect. The identity of the neighbourhood is marked by the anchoring of a cross-border migrant community on the move, whose solidarity actions adapt to contextual changes.
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title	Mobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. Tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des Syriens à Irbid (Jordanie)
title_short	Mobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. Tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des Syriens à Irbid (Jordanie)
title_full	Mobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. Tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des Syriens à Irbid (Jordanie)
title_fullStr	Mobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. Tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des Syriens à Irbid (Jordanie)
title_full_unstemmed	Mobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. Tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des Syriens à Irbid (Jordanie)
title_sort	mobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des syriens à irbid (jordanie)
publisher	Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille
publishDate	2021
url	https://doaj.org/article/81188aee46744a8f91b317b4abe6f719
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Mobilités contraintes, pratiques différenciées. Tactiques de déplacement et d’installation des Syriens à Irbid (Jordanie)

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