Eva Dick

Residential Segregation - Stumbling Block or Stepping Stone?

A case study on the Mexican population of the West Side of St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
Reihe: Politik, Gemeinschaft und Gesellschaft in einer globalisierten Welt / Politics, Community and Society in a Globalized World
Residential Segregation - Stumbling Block or Stepping Stone?
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  • 978-3-8258-0950-8
  • 7
  • 2008
  • 384
  • broschiert
  • 29,90
For almost half a century, scholars and policy makers in the United States have emphasized the... mehr
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For almost half a century, scholars and policy makers in the United States have emphasized the negative effects of residential segregation for social and economic advancement of the urban poor. Policies to fight segregation have however shown limited success and notably met the resistance of immigrant minorities. The present book adopts a new perspective and examines under which conditions segregation facilitates or hinders the building of social and other assets or capital of immigrants. Analyzing experiences with ethnic clustering of Mexicans in St. Paul, Minnesota, it calls for pluralistic housing policies to accommodate the increasingly multicultural urban realities in the US.

Eva Dick, an urban sociologist, completed her doctoral studies in 2007 at the University of Dortmund in Germany. Currently she works at the Department of Spatial Planning in Developing Countries at the Faculty of Spatial Planning of the University of Dortmund.
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