Urban outcasts : a comparative sociology of advanced marginality /
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| Language: | English |
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Cambridge ; Malden, MA :
Polity,
2015.
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Table of Contents:
- Prologue: An old problem in a New World?: 1. The return of the repressed: riots, ‘race’ and dualization in three advanced societies
- Part I. From communal Ghetto to Hyperghetto: 2. The state and fate of the dark Ghetto at Century’s close
- 3. The cost of racial and class exclusion in ‘Bronzeville’
- 4. West side story: a high-insecurity ward in Chicago
- Part II. Black belt, red belt: 5. From conflation to comparison: how Banlieues and Ghetto converge and contrast
- 6. Stigma and division: from the core of Chicago to the Margins of Paris
- 7. Dangerous places: violence, isolation and the State
- Part III. Looking Ahead: urban marginality in the twenty-first century: 8. The rise of advanced marginality: specifications and implications
- 9. Logics of urban polarization from below
- Postscript: theory, history and politics in urban analysis
- Acknowledgements and sources
- References
- Index.