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Cultural Perspectives of Urban Temporary Migrants and High-Risk Behavior

Author: WuZuo
Tutor: LuoHuaSong；WuYouDe
School: Yunnan Normal University
Course: Human geography
Keywords: The economic type Xiangcheng floating population Subcultural High-risk behavior Cultural integration
CLC: C922
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2003
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Abstract

The transformation of China's economic system, so that the pursuit of economic interests as the goal of population movements become possible economy Xiangcheng floating population is a major part of the current army. Rural migrants come to the city, the same time and by the impact of urban culture and agricultural culture. Modern urban culture and traditions of rural culture in this special population - the middle of the floating population in a fierce collision. On the other hand, caused due to institutional and urban and rural isolation and floating population objective from the situation beyond the control of the rural society, the floating population is unable to integrate into mainstream society and alienation from outside the system of local cultural norms, they are actually in a cultural blank belt. In this case, the behavior of some of the floating population gradually alienation, both from the geographical range of cultural identity of the outflow in the rural areas, not to be accepted by the urban mainstream society culture, have a demonstration effect of the variability of individual behavior within a certain range, impact on the variability of the groups, and gradually led to the formation of the floating population sub-culture in certain groups, reflect the behavior of the effect of variation of cultural variation. The culture of this variation, combined with individual characteristics and other relevant factors, the main incentive to become a floating population of high-risk behavior (such as prostitution, prostitutes, intravenous drug users, etc.), to reflect the cultural behavior guidance, the dominant role. The thesis is divided into five parts. The first section describes the significance of the theme of the legislature of this article, and put forward a theoretical framework from the social and cultural perspective of the floating population of high-risk behavior. The second part is the core of this article, which focus on geographical and cultural differences shape the different geographical patterns of behavior, cultural conflicts to build a culture is the main motivation of behavioral variation and behavioral variation subcultures interaction between three aspects - behavior interaction theory , and the theory is used to explain the floating population in high-risk behavior. The third part is the interaction between the floating population subcultures and their high-risk behavior, empirical research on first-hand data collected through field survey, quantitative analysis to verify the interaction between floating population subcultures and their high-risk behavior. The fourth part of the use of geography spatial analysis theory and methods, the use of geographic information system (GIS) software ARCVIEW3.2 draw a spatial distribution map of the floating population in high-risk behaviors, based on the floating population subcultures Category zonal and high-risk behavior distribution space analysis, qualitative analytic from the space of the floating population of Asian culture and the relationship of the high-risk behaviors. The fifth part on the basis of the above work, from the perspective of social and cultural ideas and measures for the management of floating population. Papers from the general study of the development of the floating population, variation and control countermeasures into research on the impact of the deep-seated socio-cultural factors dominate the behavior of the floating population. The purpose is to start from the socio-cultural level, analysis of the dominant social culture dominate the behavior of the floating population and promote the cultural patterns formed Township - City social and cultural background, to explore the cultural factors that encourage the floating population of high-risk behavior. Finally, based on site visits and the results of theoretical analysis, human resource development, utilization and management point of view, to build a social and cultural theory to guide the management of the floating population, and proposed specific management measures to mitigate or control the flow of the generation of the population of high-risk behavior.

Cultural Perspectives of Urban Temporary Migrants and High-Risk Behavior

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