Social change and migration: a case from Palawan [Philippines]

Seki, K.

Social change and migration: a case from Palawan [Philippines]

2000

Seki, K. (Rikkyo Univ., Tokyo (Japan))

The migration of the Visayan fisherfolk into coastal Palawan is one of the substantive population flows in contemporary Philippines. Through the migrants' narratives, the study presents the deteriorating social relationships and experiences that resulted in the exodus and the founding of new ways of life. The data of this study suggests that the creation of the new fishing villages in Palawan is one facet of capitalist development in the rural Philippines

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AGROVOC Keywords

cambio social changement social filipinas fishermen fishing operations migration operaciones pesqueras pescadores philippines social change

Bibliographic information

Pagination

p. 271-294

Other Subjects

Operation de peche; Migracion; Pecheur

Language

English

Note

Summary (En)

1 ill.; 1 table; 17 ref.

ISBN

971-91111-9-4

Type

Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

Bisayan knowledge movement & identity: Visayas maritime anthropological studies 1996-1999 [Philippines], Ushijimo, I.Zayas, C.N. (Eds.).- Quezon City (Philippines), 2000.- ISBN 971-91111-9-4. 340 p.

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