Foreign minorities in continental European cities (Erdkundliches Wissen) - Softcover

Günther Glebe, John O´Loughlin,

Softcover

ISBN 10: 3515045945 ISBN 13: 9783515045940

Publisher: Franz Steiner, Stuttgart 1987,, 1987

Synopsis

This book seeks to provide a complete picture of the contemporary immigrant situation in cities of the main Continental European destination countries, France, West Germany, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium and Switzerland. It offers an overview of the problems facing each state in coping with the integration of 15 million permanently-settled foreigners. Contents: 1. Introduction: Foreign Minorities in Continental European Cities; 2. Immigration and Segregation in Western Europe since 1945; 3. Chicago an der Ruhr or What? Explaining the Location of Immigrants in European Cities; -- West Germany: -- 4. Regulating Migrants' Lives: The Dialectic of Migrant Labor and the Contradictions of Regulatory and Integration Policies in the Federal Republic of Germany; 5. Development of the German and Foreign Population in the Larger Cities of the Federal Republic of Germany since 1970; 6. Intraurban Migration of Foreigners in Kiel since 1972: The Case of the Turkish Population; 7. Migration of Guestworkers and Germans: Microlevel Analysis of Neighbourhood Changes in Düsseldorf 1981-1983; -- France: -- 8. Immigration, Cities and the Geography of the National Front in France; 9. The Migrant Experience in Paris; -- Smaller European Destinations: -- 10. Dynamics of Immigrant Settlement: Surinamese, Turks and Moroccans in Amsterdam 1973-1983; 11. The Residential Location of Immigrant Workers in Belgian Cities: An Ethnic or a Socio-Economic Phenomenon?; 12. Guestworkers: Life in Two Societies; 13. Foreign Workers in Switzerland and in the Canton of Zürich; Bibliography

About this edition

• Publisher: Franz Steiner, Stuttgart 1987,
• Publication date: 1987
• ISBN 10: 3515045945
• ISBN 13: 9783515045940
• Binding: Paperback