Mountainscapes

Andrea Boscoboinik is a Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland. Her latest research project focuses on transformation of the rural space, urbanization, lifestyle mobilities and the imaginaries of new populations in mountain areas. She has published numerous articles, book chapters and edited volumes, including Mobilities in the Swiss Alps: Circulation and Rootedness (Quaderns 2022), Becoming Cities, Losing Paradise? Gentrification in the Swiss Alps (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018), and a chapter co-authored with Viviane Cretton, titled ‘A “Magic Bubble” and a “Place of Strength”’ in New Horizons for the Alps (Bozen-Bolzano University Press 2024).

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsForeword: Moving MountainsNoel B. SalazarIntroduction: Looking into MountainscapesAndrea Boscoboinik and Viviane CrettonPart I: Shifting Encounters: Mobility and Interactions Across Mountain LandscapesChapter 1. Allochthones, Access to Resources and Integration. Long-Term Dynamics of Mobility in the AlpsLuigi LorenzettiChapter 2. The Business of Foreigners: Ordering Mobilities in the Touristic Swiss AlpsDanaé LeitenbergChapter 3. Memories of Migrations in the Ubaye (Alpes de Haute-Provence, France): Manufactured Transnationally, Used LocallyMari Oiry VaraccaPart II: Navigating Change: Facing Neoliberal Mobility in Mountain RegionsChapter 4. The Pattern of Mountain Amenity Migration: Development to Dissolution?Laurence A. G. MossChapter 5. Rethinking Neo-Rurality: New Mountain Dwellers in Cerdanya and Val d’Aran Ski Resorts (Spanish Pyrenees)María Offenhenden and Montserrat SoronellasChapter 6. Mountain Areas in the Logic of Capital - and Beyond? Conserving vs. Transformative Development Paths in Times of Multiple CrisesManfred PerlikPart III: Entangled Movements: More-Than-Human Mobility Challenged by Climate ChangeChapter 7. Spaces of Mobilities: Pastures, Gender and Governance in the Chilean Central AndesJuan Carlos Skewes, Jorge Razeto, Debbie Guerra, and Gabriel EspinozaChapter 8. Mountains and Snow Sport Mobilities: Past, Present, FutureHolly ThorpeAfterword: Can Mobilities in Mountain Regions Be Understood Through a Kind of ‘Mountain Factor’?Bernard DebarbieuxIndex

“This book offers a contemporary and diverse perspective on mobility issues in mountain areas. By combining different academic disciplines, it allows us to approach the subject from a variety of angles. Some chapters of this book are demanding for the reader, but this reflects their academic quality.” • Yann Decorzant, The Regional Centre for the Study of Alpine Populations (CREPA)