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ArgumentaireEn observant la r&#233;cente situation des tendances d&#233;mographiques dans les Alpes, on peut mettre en &#233;vidence une int&#233;ressante &#233;volution dans certains territoires alpins, surtout dans les zones alpines marginales. Cette situation ne concerne pas seulement les Alpes, mais aussi tous les territoires de montagne europ&#233;ens, o&#249; les effets en deviennent &#233;vidents&#160;: requalification d&#8217;anciens villages et la cr&#233;ation de b&#226;timents technologiques, mise en &#339;uvre de diff&#233;rentes formes de tourisme (tourisme vert, tourisme doux), exp&#233;rimentation de nouveaux services (gr&#226;ce &#224; des solutions ICT), mise en &#339;uvre de politiques de mobilit&#233; durable et, enfin, cr&#233;ation d&#8217;activit&#233;s entrepreneuriales vertes (CIPRA, 2007, Messerli, Scheurer, Veit, 2011).Ce ph&#233;nom&#232;ne de repeuplement est g&#233;n&#233;ralement li&#233; &#224; des processus d&#8217;immigration, et non pas &#224; un accroissement des naissances dans les Alpes, comme c&#8217;est le cas de l&#8217;autre c&#244;t&#233; des montagnes europ&#233;ennes. Les analyses sur cette question ont soulign&#233; l&#8217;existence d&#8217;une nouvelle population &#8211; les &#171; nouveaux habitants &#187; &#8211; attir&#233;e par les montagnes et faisant le choix d&#8217;habiter en montagne, pour des raisons diverses&#160;: le paysage, la qualit&#233; de vie, la proximit&#233; avec la nature, les possibilit&#233;s d&#8217;emploi, les activit&#233;s en plein air, etc. Ce sont des montagnards par choix. En se r&#233;f&#233;rant aux diff&#233;rents facteurs d&#8217;attractivit&#233; du territoire et en tenant compte des diff&#233;rences des territoires de la montagne (dans tout l&#8217;Arc alpin), plusieurs typologies de ces nouveaux habitants ont &#233;t&#233; propos&#233;es, des migrants d&#8217;am&#233;nit&#233; aux rapatri&#233;s, des personnes cr&#233;atives aux pendulaires alpins.&#192; partir des sujets trait&#233;s dans la Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine, n&#176;99-1 2011, cet appel propose une mise &#224; jour sur le th&#232;me &#171;&#160;Les nouveaux habitants de la montagne&#160;&#187;, en centrant la r&#233;flexion sur les diff&#233;rents types de mouvements r&#233;cents de population dans les montagnes, en particulier dans des contextes alpins, pour approfondir le cadre scientifique avec la description du ph&#233;nom&#232;ne, son caract&#232;re et son impact sur les territoires locaux.Th&#232;mesEn tenant compte des r&#233;flexions propos&#233;es par Manfred Perlik dans son r&#233;cent article &#171;&#160;Gentrification alpine. Lorsque le village de montagne comme un arrondissement m&#233;tropolitain&#160;&#187; (La Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine 2011, n&#176;99-1), les th&#232;mes abord&#233;s dans ce dossier seront essentiellement relatives aux aspects suivants&#160;:la diffusion de nouveaux mod&#232;les pour les zones de montagne habit&#233;es (habitation&#160; multi-locale, am&#233;nit&#233; pour la migration, le style de vie &#233;thique, etc.) et leurs incidences sur les dynamiques territoriales de repeuplement (gentrification alpine, repeuplement de villages abandonn&#233;s etc.);les politiques territoriales orient&#233;es pour lutter contre le d&#233;peuplement de la montagne en mani&#232;re int&#233;gr&#233;e et pour attirer de nouveaux habitants (accueil, politiques de marketing territorial pour attirer les entrepreneurs, etc.);des exp&#233;riences ou des politiques amenant de nouvelles formes de services territoriaux (&#233;cole, services m&#233;dicaux et sociaux, etc.) sont mises en &#339;uvre, en particulier par des syst&#232;mes ICT, afin d&#8217;am&#233;liorer la qualit&#233; de vie des communaut&#233;s locales ainsi que dans les r&#233;gions marginales de la montagne&#160;;la dynamique de l&#8217;int&#233;gration culturelle entre les &#171;&#160;nouveaux&#160;&#187; habitants et les vieux habitants, en tenant compte de l&#8217;id&#233;e que ces nouveaux habitants pourraient &#234;tre permanents, mais aussi temporaires &#8211; comme les habitants multi-locaux, les travailleurs saisonniers, etc.CalendrierLes r&#233;sum&#233;s (500 mots) sont attenduspour le 30 juillet 2013.Les contributions s&#233;lectionn&#233;es, r&#233;dig&#233;es selon les normes de publications de la RGA, devront &#234;tre envoy&#233;es au format de 30&#160;000 signes, et nous parvenir pour le 1er novembre 2013. Les r&#232;gles de publication de la RGA/JAR sont &#224; consulter sur le site de la revue&#160;: http://rga.revues.org.Les r&#233;sum&#233;s devront &#234;tre fournis en fran&#231;ais, anglais ou italien. Les articles retenus devront &#234;tre fournis en l&#8217;une des six langues alpines ou en espagnol, ainsi qu&#8217;en anglais. Les articles non conformes aux consignes ci-dessus seront renvoy&#233;s &#224; leurs auteurs.Contact&#160;: federica.corrado@polito.it , Marie-Christine.Fourny@ujf-grenoble.fr, et Emm@nuelleTricoire.euModalit&#233;s d'&#233;valuation&#160;Comit&#233; de redaction&#160;Le Comit&#233; se compose d&#8217;un groupe restreint se r&#233;unissant en moyenne six fois par an &#224; l&#8217;Institut de G&#233;ographie Alpine, et du &#171;&#160;comit&#233; &#233;largi&#160;&#187; rassemblant les membres &#233;loign&#233;s&#160;:Anne-Laure Amilhat-Szary, J&#246;rg Balsiger, Sophie Bonin, Sonia Chardonnel, Yves Chalas, Anne Dalmasso, Bernard Debarbieux, Pierre Derioz, Franck Giazzi, Emmanuelle George-Marcelpoil, Mari Oiry, Anne Sgard.Philippe Bourdeau, Sylvie Duvillard, Marie-Christine Fourny, directeurs des publications.Emmanuelle Tricoire, coordonnatrice de la r&#233;daction et &#233;ditrice de la revue.Comit&#233; &#171;&#160;&#233;largi&#160;&#187;Winfried E. H. Blum, Axel Borsdorf, Federica Corrado,&#160;Cristina Del Biaggio,&#160;Monique Fort, Jean-Christophe Gaillard, Martin Price, Manfred Perlik, Thomas Scheurer, Gian Paolo Torricelli.Bibliographie&#160;Bender O., Kanitscheider S., 2012.&#8211; &#171;&#160;New immigration into the European Alps&#160;: Emerging research Issues&#160;&#187;, Mountain Research and Development, vol.&#160;32 no.&#160;2, 235-241.Cipra, 2007.&#8211; &#171;&#160;Nous les Alpes&#160;! Des femmes et des hommes fa&#231;onnent l&#8217;avenir&#160;&#187;, 3e Rapport sur l&#8217;&#233;tat des Alpes, CIPRA International.Cognard F., 2006.&#8211; Le r&#244;le des recompositions sociod&#233;mographiques dans les nouvelles dynamiques rurales&#160;: l&#8217;exemple du Diois, M&#233;diterran&#233;e, 107, accessed 7.03.2013.Corrado F., a cura di, 2010.&#8211; Ri-abitare le Alpi, Eidon Edizioni, Genova.Corrado F., 2013.&#8211; &#171;&#160;Territorial dynamics of repopulation in the Alpine area and their impacts on local development paths&#160;&#187;, Mountain Dossier, no.&#160;1, accessed 7.03.2013.Dematteis G., a cura di, 2011.&#8211; Montanari per scelta. Indizi di rinascita nella montagna piemontese, Franco Angeli, Milano.Messerli P., Scheurer T., Veit H., 2011.&#8211; &#171;&#160;Between Longing and Flight &#8211; Migratory processes in mountain areas, particularly in the European Alps&#160;&#187;, Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / Journal of Alpine Research no.&#160;99-1, accessed 7.03.2013.Fourny M.-C., 1994.&#8211; &#171;&#160;Nouveaux habitants dans un pays de moyenne montagne&#160;&#187;, &#201;tudes Rurales, 135-136, p.&#160;83-95.Moss L. ed., 1996.&#8211;The Amenity Migrants, Cabi, Wallingford.Perlik M., 1996.&#8211; &#171;&#160;The specifics of amenity migrations in the European Alps&#160;&#187;, in L.A.G. Moss ed., The Amenity Migrants, Cabi, Willingford.Perlik M., 2011.&#8211;&#171;&#160;Alpine gentrification&#160;: The mountain village as a metropolitan neighbourhood&#160;&#187;, Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / Journal of Alpine Research, n. 99-1, accessed 7.03.2013.Steinicke E., Cĕde P., Fliesser U., 2010.&#8211; &#171;&#160;Development patterns of rural depopulation areas. Demographic impacts of amenity migration on Italian peripheral regions&#160;&#187;, Mitteilungen der Osterreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft, 151, p.&#160;195-214.Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / Journal of Alpine Research, 2011.&#8211; n.&#160;99-1.Varotto M., 2000.&#8211; &#171;&#160;Montagna e sostenibilit&#224;&#160;: le terre alte tra fuga e ritorno&#160;&#187;, Rivista Geografica Italiana, 107, pp.&#160;187-205.ArgumentContextObserving the recent situation of demographic trends in the Alps, it is possible to put in evidence an interesting turnround in some alpine territories, especially alpine marginal areas. This situation invests not only the Alps but in general the European mountain territories, where the effects of this turnround become evident: from requalification of old villages and the creation of technologic buildings, to implementation of different forms of tourism (green tourism, soft tourism), from experimentation of new services (through ICT solutions), to implementation of sustainable mobility policies and finally to creation of green entrepreneurial activities (CIPRA, 2007, Messerli, Scheurer, Veit, 2011).This phenomenon of repopulation is generally linked to immigration processes and not to birth increases in the Alps as in the other part of European mountains. Analysis on this issue have pointed out the existence of a group of subjects &#8211; called new inhabitants &#8211; attracted by mountains and determined to move to the mountains for different factors: landscape, quality of life, close to the nature, job opportunities, outdoor activities, etc. They are mountaineers by choice. Referring to these different territorial factors of attractiveness and taking into account differences through mountain territories (also in the Alpine Arc), some typologies of new inhabitants has been proposed from amenity migrants to returnees, from creative people to alpine commuters and so on (Bender O., Kanitscheider S., 2012, Cognard, 2006, Corrado, 2013, Fourny, 1994, Moss 1996, Perlik, 1996, 2006, Steinicke, Cede, Fliesser, 2010).In relation to the topics treated in the Journal of Alpine Research n. 99-1 2011, this call proposes an update on the theme &#8220;New inhabitants of the mountains&#8221;, focusing the attention on the different types of recent movements of population to the mountains, especially in Alpine contexts, in order to deepen the scientific framework with the description of the phenomenon, its characteristic and its impact on local territories.ThemesTaking into account the reflections proposed by Manfred Perlik in his recent article&#160; &#8220;Alpine gentrification: The mountain village as a metropolitan neighbourhood&#8221; (Journal of Alpine Research, n. 99-1, 2011), the themes approached in this volume are preferably those based on scientific issues related to the following aspects:diffusion of new models of living mountains areas (multi-local dwelling, amenity led migration, ethic life style and so on) and related impacts on territorial dynamics of repopulation (alpine gentrification, repopulation of abandoned village and so on);territorial policies oriented to fight depopulation in mountain area in integrated way and to attract new inhabitants (welcoming policies, territorial marketing to attract entrepreneurs, etc.);experiences or policies in which new forms to supply territorial services (school, health and medical and social services, etc.) are implemented, especially through ICT systems, in order to give a good quality of life to local communities, also in mountain marginal areas;dynamics of cultural integration between &#8220;new&#8221; and old inhabitants, taking into account that new inhabitants could be permanent but also temporary subjects as multilocal dwellers, seasonal workers and so on.TimetableProposals are expected before July 30th, 2013, (500 words abstract) and final papers should be handed out before November 1st, 2013 (see Rules for publication).Contact : Contact : federica.corrado@polito.it , Marie-Christine.Fourny@ujf-grenoble.fr, et Emm@nuelleTricoire.eu.BibliographyBENDER O., KANITSCHEIDER S., 2012.&#8211; &#171; New immigration into the European Alps : Emerging research Issues &#187;, Mountain Research and Development, vol. 32 no. 2, 235-241.CIPRA, 2007.&#8211; &#171; Nous les Alpes ! Des femmes et des hommes fa&#231;onnent l&#8217;avenir &#187;, 3e Rapport sur l&#8217;&#233;tat des Alpes, CIPRA International.COGNARD F., 2006.&#8211; Le r&#244;le des recompositions sociod&#233;mographiques dans les nouvelles dynamiques rurales : l&#8217;exemple du Diois, M&#233;diterran&#233;e, 107, accessed 7.03.2013.CORRADO F., a cura di, 2010.&#8211; Ri-abitare le Alpi, Eidon Edizioni, Genova.CORRADO F., 2013.&#8211; &#171; Territorial dynamics of repopulation in the Alpine area and their impacts on local development paths &#187;, Mountain Dossier, no. 1, accessed 7.03.2013.DEMATTEIS G., a cura di, 2011.&#8211; Montanari per scelta. Indizi di rinascita nella montagna piemontese, Franco Angeli, Milano.MESSERLI P., SCHEURER T., VEIT H., 2011.&#8211; &#171; Between Longing and Flight &#8211; Migratory processes in mountain areas, particularly in the European Alps &#187;, Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / Journal of Alpine Research no. 99-1, accessed 7.03.2013.FOURNY M.-C., 1994.&#8211; &#171; Nouveaux habitants dans un pays de moyenne montagne &#187;, &#201;tudes Rurales, 135-136, p. 83-95.MOSS L. ed., 1996.&#8211;The Amenity Migrants, Cabi, Wallingford.PERLIK M., 1996.&#8211; &#171; The specifics of amenity migrations in the European Alps &#187;, in L.A.G. Moss ed., The Amenity Migrants, Cabi, Willingford.PERLIK M., 2011.&#8211;&#171; Alpine gentrification : The mountain village as a metropolitan neighbourhood &#187;, Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / Journal of Alpine Research, n. 99-1, accessed 7.03.2013.STEINICKE E., CEDE P., FLIESSER U., 2010.&#8211; &#171; Development patterns of rural depopulation areas. Demographic impacts of amenity migration on Italian peripheral regions &#187;, Mitteilungen der Osterreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft, 151, p. 195-214.REVUE DE GEOGRAPHIE ALPINE / JOURNAL OF ALPINE RESEARCH, 2011.&#8211; n. 99-1.VAROTTO M., 2000.&#8211; &#171; Montagna e sostenibilit&#224; : le terre alte tra fuga e ritorno &#187;, Rivista Geografica Italiana, 107, pp. 187-205.&#160;ContestoOsservando gli attuali trend demografici nelle Alpi, &#232; possibile evidenziare un&#8217;interessante cambiamento demografico in alcuni dei territori alpini. Questa situazione non interessa solo le Alpi, ma in generale i territori montani europei, dove gli effetti di questo cambiamento iniziano ad essere evidenti: dalla riqualificazione di vecchi villaggi alla creazione di edifici ad elevata tecnologia, all&#8217;implementazione di diverse forme di turismo (turismo verde, turismo dolce), dalla sperimentazione di nuove forme di servizi (attraverso soluzioni tecnologiche innovative che utilizzano le pi&#249; moderne ICT), all&#8217;implementazione di politiche di mobilit&#224; sostenibile e infine alla creazione di attivit&#224; imprenditoriali &#8220;verdi&#8221; (CIPRA, 2007, Messerli, Scheurer, Veit, 2011).Questo fenomeno di ripopolamento &#232; generalmente collegato ai processi di immigrazione e non all&#8217;incremento delle nascite sia nelle Alpi che nelle altre parti delle montagne europee. Alcune analisi relative a questi temi hanno messo l&#8217;accento proprio sull&#8217;importanza del ruolo svolto dai cosiddetti&#160; &#8220;nuovi abitanti&#8221; nell&#8217;implementazione di questo movimento verso la montagna. Sono, questi, soggetti attratti dal capitale territoriale presente in montagna, nelle Alpi in particolare, e determinati a trasferirsi per diversi motivi: paesaggio, qualit&#224; della vita, vicinanza alla natura, opportunit&#224; di lavoro, attivit&#224; outdoor, ecc. Si tratta di &#8220;montanari per scelta&#8221; (Dematteis, a cura di, 2010).In riferimento ai diversi fattori territoriali di attrattivit&#224; e prendendo in considerazioni le differenze tra i territori montani (anche nell&#8217;arco alpino), alcune tipologie di nuovi abitanti che sono state proposte, vanno dagli amenity migrants, ai &#8220;ritornati&#8221;, ai creativi ai pendolari, per citare alcune delle principali categorie (Bender O., Kanitscheider S., 2012, Cognard, 2006, Corrado, 2010, Fourny, 1994, Moss 1996, Perlik, 1996, 2006, Steinicke, Cede, Fliesser, 2010, Varotto, 2012).Facendo riferimento alle tematiche gi&#224; trattate nella Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / Journal of Alpine Research n. 99-1 2011, questo numero intende focalizzare l&#8217;attenzione sui diversi movimenti della popolazione verso la montagna, specialmente nei contesti alpini, per approfondire il quadro scientifico relativo al fenomeno, le sue caratteristiche e gli impatti sui territori locali.Considerando le riflessioni proposte da Manfred Perlik nel suo recente articolo &#8220;Alpine gentrification. The mountain village as a metropolitan neighbourhood&#8221; (La Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / The Journal of Alpine Research, n. 99-1 2011), i temi su cui &#232; centrata la call sono preferibilmente quelli basati su tematiche scientifiche relative ai seguenti aspetti.Temidiffusione di nuovi modelli di abitare le aree montane (multi-residenzialit&#224;, stile di vita etico, migrazione legata alla piacevolezza dei luoghi, ecc.) e i relativi impatti sulle dinamiche territoriali di ripopolamento (gentrification alpina, ripopolamento dei villaggi abbandonati, ecc.);politiche territoriali orientare a combattere lo spopolamento dell&#8217;area montana in modo integrato e allo scopo di attrarre nuovi abitanti (politiche di accoglienza, marketing territoriale per attrarre nuovi imprenditori, ecc.);esperienze o politiche nelle quali vengono implementate nuove forme di servizi territoriali (servizi scolastici, servizi socio-assistenziali, telemedicina, ecc.), specialmente attraverso l&#8217;utilizzo di sistemi ad alta tecnologia, per fornire un buon livello di qualit&#224; della vita alla comunit&#224; locali, anche nelle aree marginali montane;dinamiche di integrazione culturale fra i &#8220;nuovi&#8221; e i &#8220;vecchi&#8221; abitanti che mettono in luce le risorse attivate all&#8217;interno della comunit&#224; locale al fine di avviare processi di inclusione sociale.CalendarioGli abstract (500 parole) devono essere inviati entro il 30 giuglio 2013. I contributi selezionati, redatti secondo le regole di pubblicazione della RGA/JAR e con lunghezza non superiore ai 30.000 caratteri, dovranno pervenire entro il 1 novembre 2013.Le regole di pubblicazione della RGA/JAR possono essere consultate sul sito della rivista: http://rga.revues.orgGli abstract dovranno essere forniti in francese, inglese o italiano. Gli articoli selezionati potranno essere in una delle sei lingue alpine o in spagnolo, nonch&#233; in inglese. Gli articoli non conformi alle regole indicate per la pubblicazione saranno rinviati agli autori.Contatti: federica.corrado@polito.it , Marie-Christine.Fourny@ujf-grenoble.fr, et Emm@nuelleTricoire.eu.BibliografiaBENDER O., KANITSCHEIDER S., 2012.&#8211; &#171; New immigration into the European Alps : Emerging research Issues &#187;, Mountain Research and Development, vol. 32 no. 2, 235-241.CIPRA, 2007.&#8211; &#171; Nous les Alpes ! Des femmes et des hommes fa&#231;onnent l&#8217;avenir &#187;, 3e Rapport sur l&#8217;&#233;tat des Alpes, CIPRA International.COGNARD F., 2006.&#8211; Le r&#244;le des recompositions sociod&#233;mographiques dans les nouvelles dynamiques rurales : l&#8217;exemple du Diois, M&#233;diterran&#233;e, 107, accessed 7.03.2013.CORRADO F., a cura di, 2010.&#8211; Ri-abitare le Alpi, Eidon Edizioni, Genova.CORRADO F., 2013.&#8211; &#171; Territorial dynamics of repopulation in the Alpine area and their impacts on local development paths &#187;, Mountain Dossier, no. 1, accessed 7.03.2013.DEMATTEIS G., a cura di, 2011.&#8211; Montanari per scelta. Indizi di rinascita nella montagna piemontese, Franco Angeli, Milano.MESSERLI P., SCHEURER T., VEIT H., 2011.&#8211; &#171; Between Longing and Flight &#8211; Migratory processes in mountain areas, particularly in the European Alps &#187;, Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / Journal of Alpine Research no. 99-1, accessed 7.03.2013.FOURNY M.-C., 1994.&#8211; &#171; Nouveaux habitants dans un pays de moyenne montagne &#187;, &#201;tudes Rurales, 135-136, p. 83-95.MOSS L. ed., 1996.&#8211;The Amenity Migrants, Cabi, Wallingford.PERLIK M., 1996.&#8211; &#171; The specifics of amenity migrations in the European Alps &#187;, in L.A.G. Moss ed., The Amenity Migrants, Cabi, Willingford.PERLIK M., 2011.&#8211;&#171; Alpine gentrification : The mountain village as a metropolitan neighbourhood &#187;, Revue de G&#233;ographie Alpine / Journal of Alpine Research, n. 99-1, accessed 7.03.2013.STEINICKE E., CEDE P., FLIESSER U., 2010.&#8211; &#171; Development patterns of rural depopulation areas. Demographic impacts of amenity migration on Italian peripheral regions &#187;, Mitteilungen der Osterreichischen Geographischen Gesellschaft, 151, p. 195-214.REVUE DE GEOGRAPHIE ALPINE / JOURNAL OF ALPINE RESEARCH, 2011.&#8211; n. 99-1.VAROTTO M., 2000.&#8211; &#171; Montagna e sostenibilit&#224; : le terre alte tra fuga e ritorno &#187;, Rivista Geografica Italiana, 107, pp. 187-205.