Performing Identities on Saint Martin and Sint Maarten
Performing Identities on Saint Martin and Sint Maarten
This chapter clarifies the relationship between the newcomers and the locals. It centers on the small segment of the population that claims autochthony and tries to understand the skillful use of transnational and national identities to create temporary shared identities. The chapter also discusses the wider economic, political, and social milieus where radio disc jockeys operate to promote inclusive belonging.
Keywords: newcomers, locals, autochthony, transnational identities, national identities, shared identities, disc jockeys, inclusive belonging
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