Kinship and Neighborship

Juri Plusnin
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Juri Plusnin: National Research University Higher School of Economics

Chapter Chapter 9 in Russian Provincial Society, 2022, pp 279-333 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Since Ferdinand Tönnies we know that kinship and neighborship are closely interrelated and interdependent. Kinship implies neighborship. Neighborship implies kinship. People living together are often related. Relatives tend to be neighbors. This is the basis of the opposition “us-them,” or “locals-aliens.” In this chapter, I look at the attributes of both members of an opposition couple in order to make analytic assessments of kinship and neighborhood ties in the local community. I am describing the specific differences between residents and migrants (“aliens”). There are also significant structural differences between “locals” and “aliens” in the identified six types of communities.

Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-97829-7_9

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