The diversified neighbourhood in western europe and the united states

How do countries deal with the spatial distribution of economic and cultural differences?

Many politicians in Western societies assume that strong concentrations of public housing have a debilitating effect on the residents and produce high social costs. The general expectation is that mixed housing projects can help overcome integration problems. In the United States, Belgium, France, S...

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Volume:	3
Main Author:	Veldboer, Lex Kleinhans, Reinout Duyvendak, Jan Willem
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Zielgruppe:	Academic
Place of publication:	Dordrecht Springer Netherlands 01.03.2002 Springer
published in:	Journal of international migration and integration Vol. 3; no. 1; pp. 41 - 64
Data of publication:	20020300
ISSN:	1488-3473 1874-6365
EISSN:	1874-6365
Discipline:	Political Science
Subjects:	housing policies spatial concentration immigrant-dense neighbourhoods Social Sciences Demography quartier à haute concentration d’immigrants modèles d’intégration Migration multiculturalisme models of integration Social Sciences, general multiculturalism International comparison comparaison internationale Sociology politiques du logement concentration spatile
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