https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-032-15379-1

Книга предлагает актуальное исследование многогранной взаимосвязи между миграцией и европейскими городами. В главах критически рассматриваются исторические, экономические, социально-пространственные, культурные и политико-политические аспекты связи миграции и городов.

Обращается внимание на значительные различия как между европейскими городами, так и внутри них, учитывая не только обширные исследования по северо-западной Европе - теоретическому центру европейских миграционных и урбанистических исследований - но и важный вклад ученых, работающих на южной и восточной периферии континента.

Contents

1 Introduction

1.1 Where to Begin? A 'Conventional' Snapshot
1.2 Working Definitions
1.3 The Migration-City Nexus in a European Perspective
1.3.1 Migration to Cities, Migration in Cities, Migration and Cities
1.3.2 Towards a Multidimensional and Context-Sensitive Approach
1.4 The Ebb and Flow of Research on Migration and Cities
1.4.1 A Historical Overview
1.4.2 The Return of the City?
1.5 Organization of the Book
References

2 Historical Perspectives of Migration and Urbanization in Europe

2.1Introduction
2.2 Migration and Urban Centres in Early Modern Europe (1500-1800)
2.3 European Cities and the Trade of Enslaved People
2.4 Migration and Cities in the 'Industrial Age' (1800-1939)
2.5 Colonial Conquest and Mass Emigration: Europeans in Non-European Cities
2.6 International and Internal Migrations and Urban Change After 1945
2.7 Conclusion
References

3 Migration and the Transformation of Urban Economies and Labour Markets

3.1 Introduction
3.2 Migrant Labour Markets in European Global Cities
3.3 Below the Top-Tier: Migrant Labour in Less Powerful Cities
3.4 Gendered Migration and Reproductive Labour
3.5 Non-standard Employment in Informal and Digital Gig Economies
3.6 Migrant Entrepreneurship and Urban Development
3.7 Conclusion
References

4 Arrival, Settlement and the Remaking of European Urban Life

4.1 Introduction
4.2 Arrival: Housing Opportunities and Barriers
4.3 Migrant Urban Settlement Processes
4.3.1 Some Preliminary Remarks on Migrant Settlement Literature
4.3.2 Settlement Pathways in Two Cities: Bangladeshis in London and Rome
4.3.3 Residential Segregation
4.3.4 The Politicization of Segregation: No-Go Areas, Ghettos and Territorial Stigma
4.3.5 Contested Neighbourhood Identities, Residential Mobility and Transnationalism
4.3.6 The Intimate Sphere of Settlement: Migrant Homemaking in the City
4.4 Migrant Urbanisms: Using and Remaking the City
4.4.1 Open Public Space
4.4.2 Social Infrastructures and Religious Spaces
4.5 Living with Difference: Conviviality, Racism and Conflict
4.6 Conclusion
References

5 Migration and Urban Cultures: Representations, Practices and Consumption

5.1 Introduction
5.2 Migrant Literatures and the City
5.3 Migration-Related Carnivals and Festivals
5.3.1 Notting Hill Carnival
5.3.2 Cologne Carnival
5.3.3 Vietnamese T?t Festivals in Warsaw
5.3.4 Carnivals and the Migration-City Nexus
5.4 Migration, Cities and Cultural Heritage 130
5.4.1 Migration in City Museums
5.4.2 Everyday Traces of Migration Heritage and Urban Tourism
5.5 Conclusion
References

6 The Urban Dimension of Migration Policies and Politics

6.1 Introduction
6.2 Theoretical Debates on Urban Citizenship
6.3 Migration Policymaking and Cities
6.3.1 What's New? Historicizing Local Migration Policies
6.3.2 Local Migration Policies Between 'Integration' and 'Diversity'
6.3.3 Recent Research on Local Migration Governance
6.4 Cities of Refuge, Sanctuary and Solidarity: Local Policy Actors Take a Stand 153
6.5 Migrant Politics in Cities
6.6 The Urban Scale of Anti-migration Politics
6.7 Conclusion
References

7 Conclusion

7.1 Critical European Perspectives on the Migration-City Nexus
7.2 Political Ruptures, Global Pandemic and War
7.3 Some Pointers for Future Research
References