Settling and dwelling in the Swiss peri-urban areas: residential trajectories and life course events

Diplôme Thèse Settling and dwelling in the Swiss peri-urban areas: residential trajectories and life course events eng 2015-02-25 author Van Den Hende Anthe 777408 director Debarbieux Bernard 0000-0001-8745-4862 115976 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:55488 urn:nbn:ch:unige-554885 SdS 6 A large amount of research has been conducted on the peri-urban area, yet alleys remain to be explored. Three of these alleys are studied for Switzerland with four longitudinal datasets (national and local level) and sequence analysis. First, the position of the peri-urban areas within lifelong residential trajectories and sequences of moves are investigated, showing the importance of both urban and more rural preceding residences. Secondly, the relation between the peri-urban area and life course events are explored to gain insight in the in-migration modes and migrant characteristics. The in-migrants are often couples and nuclear families (family formation or empty-nest) in full-time employment. Lastly, as no consensus exists on the definition of the peri-urban area, various scenarios of the spatial extend are explored to identify the most relevant in terms of life course analysis. This has shown no essential differences between the populations of the differently defined peri-urban areas. Life course Peri-urban Residential mobility Switzerland Dewey 910 Swiss National Science Foundation 100013-122348 CH 120 Département de géographie et environnement T2 false 939 Pôle/Institut Gouvernance de l'environnement et développement territorial (PI-GEDT) 47f5b7a1-48d3-4296-b6db-ee2336563c2b Thesis Public PhD thesis - Anthe van den Hende - 12.02.15.pdf 9381568 application/pdf openAccess Faculté des sciences de la société / Département de géographie et environnement

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