“Foreign Locals”: Transnationalism, Expatriates, and Surfer Identity in Costa Rica
Abstract
Surfer identity construction has been linked to a number of factors, including a strong attachment to place. Surfers have always been a mobile population, and the search for waves in new places is a central aspect of the sport. The movement of surfers has led to the development of transnational communities in surf destinations. This ethnographic study examined the ways in which expatriates in Costa Rica construct their identities as local...
Paper Details
Title
“Foreign Locals”: Transnationalism, Expatriates, and Surfer Identity in Costa Rica
Published Date
Apr 25, 2017
Volume
41
Issue
3
Pages
212 - 238
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