Studies in segregation and desegregation
By: edited by Izhak Schnell, Wim Ostendorf.
Contributors: Shnell, Itzhak.; Ostendorf, W. J. M.
Series: Urban and regional planning and development
Publisher: Ashgate
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Aldershot, Hampshire, England; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 311
Subjects: Sociology, Urban; Segregation; Urban anthropology; Spatial behavior
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: PART 1: AGENCY AND SEGREGATION; title: 2. Itzhak Benenson and Itzhak Omer, Measuring Individual; title: Segregation in Space - A Formal Approach and Case Study 11; title: 3. Izhak Schnell, Segregation in Everyday Life Spaces:; title: A Conceptual Model 39; title: 4. Jean-Bernard Racine, Migration, Places and Intercultural; title: Relations in Cities 67; title: 5. Marina Marengo, Interculturality: A Preferential Path in the; title: Search for a New Urban Social Equilibrium? 87; title: PART 2: SEGREGATION AND STATE POLICIES; title: 6. Tineke Domburg-De Rooij and Sako Musterd, Ethnic; title: Segregation and the Welfare State 107; title: 7. Andreas Farwick, Britta Klagge and Wolfgang Taubmann,; title: Urban Poverty in Germany 133; title: 8. Wim Ostendorf, Segregation and Urban Policies in the; title: Netherlands 159; title: PART 3: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE; title: 9. Charles Small, National Identity in a Transforming Quebec; title: Society: Socio-Economic and Spatial Segregation in Montreal 181; title: 10. Ludger Basten and Lienhard Lotscher, Segregation in the; title: Ruhr 221; title: 11. Andre Horn, New Perspectives on Urban Segregation and; title: Desegregation in Post-Resolution South Africa 247; title: 12. Gu Chaolin and Christian Kesteloot, Beijing's Socio-Spatial; title: Structure in Transition 285.