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- 자료유형
- 학술저널
- 저자정보
- 발행연도
- 2013.7
- 수록면
- 1 - 31 (31page)
- DOI
- 10.15685/omnes.2013.07.4.1.1
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All around the globe metropolitan cities are becoming truly multiethnic and multicultural. In this paper, St. Petersburg is explored as a case study of a city that adjusts to new massive migration inflows in the course of rapid transformation from the Soviet “closed” city to the inclusive global city. This transformation is accompanied by increasing intolerance of ethnic, racial, religious, and cultural differences. Recognizing these challenges, the St. Petersburg government launched the Tolerance-1 (2006-2010) and Tolerance-2 (2011-2015) Programs. The objective of this effort was to establish tolerance as the city’s core value ? its distinguishing feature ? as well as a supra-ethnic identity among increasingly diverse inhabitants.
Also, the paper examines the challenges of the migrant’s integration into the forming multicultural society of St. Petersburg, focusing in particular on cultural and instrumental integration of migrants.
Also, the paper examines the challenges of the migrant’s integration into the forming multicultural society of St. Petersburg, focusing in particular on cultural and instrumental integration of migrants.
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Abstract
Introduction
Demographics and Migration Flows in St.Petersburg
Politics of Migrant’s Integration and the Barriers
Barriers on the Way towards Social and Cultural Adaptation and Integration at the City Level
Trend towards institutionalization of migrant networks and formation of Diaspora
The Program “Tolerance-1” Implementation (2006-2010)
Conclusion
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