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Study on Migrant Worker\'s Gathering in Urban Commercial Area and Its Relations Between the Partitioning of Urban Space

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This study is to explore Filipino and Indonesian migrant workers’ impacts and their meanings of gathering/consumption activities on divided cities in Kaohsiung City.

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Data will be obtained from the questionnaire answers of local inhabitants and shop keepers. The main outcomes of this study are as follows: (1)In Kaohsiung City, we have found that the partitioning of urban space has begun to become.

And, community inhabitants have significant attitude than shop keepers. (2)In the impacts of migrant workers’ gathering on commercial streets, community inhabitants also have tolerant attitude than shop keepers. (3)In the viewpoint of local inhabitants, people who are non-Moslem, non-divorcee, and who has positive attitude to migrant workers generally suggest that migrant workers’ gathering/consumption activities have resulted in divided cities in Kaohsiung City.

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In the viewpoint of shop keepers, who has positive attitude to shop operation, who think migrant workers have contributed in local economy and cultural interflow generally suggest that migrant workers’ gathering/consumption activities have resulted in divided cities.

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