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• W2109476083 abstract "Abstract The role of international borders in the formation of national identities and processes of inclusion is well established. The aim of this paper is to examine immigrants' narratives of their everyday experiences in Ottawa-Gatineau, paying particular attention to relations between place, culture and identity in order to reflect, on processes of inclusion and belonging in a subnational border context. Canada's National Capital Region is unique in that it is located on the most politically and symbolically charged interprovincial border within the country: between Ontario and Quebec. Although this border has little impact on individuals' everyday lives, major differences in culture, language, service provision, and policies shape residents' experiences and sense of place. Immigrants' narratives of their representations of and daily interactions with the two dominant groups--Anglophones in Ottawa (ON) and Francophones in Gatineau (QC)--reveal contrasting, asymmetrical processes of inclusion across the border. These different experiences suggest that distinct dynamics animate the relationship between place, culture, belonging and identity formation in Ottawa compared to Gatineau. These differences are examined through a comparative analysis of the narratives of two immigrant groups--Spanish-speaking Latin American and French-speaking sub-Saharan African immigrants--which serve to highlight the role of language/ linguistic affinity and ethnicity/race in these processes. The paper contributes to recent research and debates on (1) processes of belonging and identity formation in transborder contexts, and (2) immigrant experiences of inclusion, belonging and identity formation in Canadian society and in relation to Canada's two dominant groups. Resume Le role des frontieres internationales dans la formation des identites nationales et dans les processus d'inclusion a la nation est bien etabli. Le but de cet article est de reflechir sur les processus d'inclusion et d'appartenance dans un contexte transfrontalier a l'echelle sub-nationale en examinant les recits de personnes immigrantes sur leurs experiences quotidiennes a Ottawa-Gatineau et en accordant une attention particuliere aux relations entre le lieu, la culture et l'identite. La region de la capitale nationale du Canada est unique en ce qu'elle se trouve a la frontiere avec la plus forte charge politique et symbolique au le pays: entre l'Ontario et le Quebec. Bien que cette frontiere ait peu d'impact sur la vie quotidienne des individus, d'importantes differences dans la culture, la langue, les politiques et la prestation de services influencent les experiences et les sentiments d'appartenance des residents. Les recits des immigrants au sujet de leurs representations et de leurs interactions quotidiennes avec les deux groupes dominants--les anglophones a Ottawa (ON) et les francophones a Gatineau (QC)--revelent des processus d'inclusion contrastes et asymetriques de part et d'autre de la frontiere. Ces experiences distinctes indiquent l'existence de dynamiques particulieres animant la relation entre le lieu, la culture, l'appartenance et la formation identitaire a Ottawa et a Gatineau. Nous examinons ces differences a travers une analyse comparative des recits de deux groupes d'immigrants--des hispanophones d'Amerique latine et des francophones d'Afrique sub-saharienne--qui serf a mettre en lumiere le role de la langue/de l'affinite linguistique et de l'ethnicite/de la race dans ces processus. L'article contribue a avancer la recherche et les debats sur (1) les processus d'appartenance et de formation identitaire dans les contextes transfrontaliers et (2) les experiences d'inclusion, d'appartenance et de formation identitaire des immigrants dans la societe canadienne et par rapport aux deux groupes dominants au Canada. Introduction The role of international borders in the formation of national identities and processes of inclusion is well established (Mountz 2009; Prokkola 2009). …" @default.
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• W2109476083 title "Immigrants’ Narratives of Inclusion and Belonging in the Transborder City of Ottawa-Gatineau, Canada’s National Capital Region" @default.
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