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Social polarisation, the labour market and economic restructuring in Europe: an urban perspective
Morlicchio and Pratschke
Housing, Neighbourhood and Health: Research Review
Cameron, Gilroy and Miciukiewick
Cities, social cohesion and the environment
Swyngedouw and Cook
Towards a research agenda
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Cohesion in Cities
García, Pradel, Eizaguirre, Martínez and Terrones
Super Diversity, Multiple Identities and Place
Dukes and Musterd
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Housing, Neighbourhood and Health
Cities, social cohesion and the environment
Social polarisation, the labour market and economic restructuring in Europe: an urban perspective
Super Diversity, Multiple Identities and Place
Towards a research agenda on Governance, Citizenship and Social Cohesion in Cities
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Some research studies state that there is little empirical evidence of ‘dual cities’ (Buck et al. 2002) Some other analyses point out concrete examples of cities showing signs of increasing occupational inequalities (Fainstein, 2001; Kräter, 2004): The clearest evidence of polarisation: Countries with weaker and less universalistic welfare state Countries which have experienced economic crisis [...]
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Convergence and divergence models in Eastern Europe Changes in public housing in Eastern Europe in recent years Minority groups in Eastern European cities Examples across Eastern Europe: Experiences showing extent of privatisation of public housing in different Eastern Europe countries (Mandič 2001) Examples for an appropriate legal and regulatory framework in different Eastern Europe countries Example [...]
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