Vertical Cities

Micro-segregation, Social Mix and Urban Housing Markets

AvThomas Maloutas,Nikos Karadimitriou

Inbunden, Engelska, 2022

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Exploring the social implications of dense and compact cities, this enlightening book looks at micro-scale segregation through several lenses. These include the ways that the housing market constantly reconfigures social mix, how the structure of the housing stock shapes it, and the ways that policies are deployed to manage these effects. Taking a deep dive into micro-segregation in the socially mixed and dense centres of compact cities, the authors investigate the form and content of social and ethno-racial hierarchies at the micro-scale of different cities around the world and the ways these have evolved over time. Vertical Cities considers the ways the materiality of such hierarchies affects the reproduction of social inequalities in today’s large cities. Academics and researchers of urban sociology, housing, urban regeneration, urban studies and urban geography will find the original approach taken to this under-researched topic to be a vital resource. Practitioners and policy makers will find the innovative use of a common theoretical frame to analyse micro-scale social mix in vertical/compact cities informative when dealing with the management of neighbourhoods in inner cities.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2022-10-25
Mått:156 x 234 x undefined mm
Format:Inbunden
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Cities series
Förlag:Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
ISBN:9781800886384

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Arkitektur inom Kultur
Regional planering inom Naturvetenskap och teknik
Sociala grupper och identitet inom Samhälle och politik

Mer om författaren

Edited by Thomas Maloutas, Professor Emeritus, Department of Geography, Harokopio University, Athens, Greece and Nikos Karadimitriou, Associate Professor, The Bartlett School of Planning, University College London, UK

Recensioner i media

‘When most people think about urban segregation they think about different residential areas of cities. But, as the contributors to this wide ranging and comprehensive volume convincingly show, urban social segregation can take many forms, both horizontal and vertical, and involve a wide range of different groups and housing types at a variety of different scales.’

Innehållsförteckning

Contents:Foreword: the cities in the city xvProdromos TsiavosPreface xviii1 Introduction to Vertical Cities: urban micro-segregation,housing markets and social reproduction 1Thomas Maloutas and Nikos KaradimitriouPART I HIERARCHIES IN NEGOTIATED SOCIAL MIX2 Constantly evoked but under-researched: the conundrum ofvertical stratification in Naples 23Nick Dines and Cristina Mattiucci3 Flat by flat: producing micro-scale social differentiation inan arrival neighbourhood of Marseille 39Apolline Meyer and Thomas Pfirsch4 Micro-housing, vertical marginalization and “normalcy”:negotiating inclusion arrangements in the interstices ofresidential apartment buildings in Beirut 57Jihad Farah and Salah el-dinn Sadeck5 Micro-segregation and coexistence in Athens: the debateon segregation and its implications for urban research 73Ifigeneia Dimitrakou, Dimitris Balampanidis, NikolinaMyofa, Iris Polyzou, Dimitra Siatitsa, Stavros Spyrellisand Kostas Vakalopoulos6 Measuring and mapping vertical segregation in Athens 88Thomas Maloutas, Stavros Spyrellis and Nikos KaradimitriouPART II SPATIAL PATTERNS OF ETHNIC PROXIMITY7 Co-location of different population categories. Micro-levelsegregation dynamics: the case of Amsterdam 99Rinus Deurloo, Sako Musterd, Bart Sleutjes and Jeroen Slot8 Social mix and vertical segregation in Madrid 116Jesús Leal and Daniel Sorando9 Vertical micro-segregation in a middle-sizedMediterranean city: a case study in Málaga, Spain 129Juan José Natera-Rivas, Remedios Larrubia-Vargas andSusana Navarro-RodríguezPART III HIERARCHICAL PROXIMITY INSEGMENTED HOUSING MARKETS10 Vertical segregation of rural migrants in urban China:a case study of Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou 139Sainan Lin and Zhigang Li11 Micro-segregation in Rio de Janeiro 154Vinicius M. Netto, Camila Carvalho, Maria Fiszon and Yasmin CoutoPART IV SOCIAL MIX IN RECOMMODIFIED STATESOCIALIST CITIES12 Vertical separation in high-rise apartment buildings:evidence from Bucharest and Budapest under state socialism 173Szymon Marcińczak and Daniel Baldwin Hess13 Vertical micro-segregation in apartment buildings in Budapest 189Zoltán Kovács, Judit Székely and Balázs Szabó14 Patterns of small-scale residential segregation in the centreof Belgrade 204Ivan Ratkaj, Aljoša Budović and Nikola Jocić15 Gentrification as a micro-segregation phenomenon: socialand spatial layers of Tallinn inner city 220Kadri Leetmaa, Elina Maarja Suitso, Kadi Kalm, IngmarPastak and Tiit TammaruPART V PROXIMITY IN GENTRIFIED URBAN SPACES16 Beyond the concept of spatial segregation: analyticalweakness, perverse policies, and evidence from Mexico City 240Eftychia Bournazou17 Compulsory social mix, micro-scale segregation andgentrification: the case of Gan HaHashmal neighbourhood,Tel Aviv 255Tal Shamur and Haim Yacobi18 Planning vertical differentiation? Geodesign workshop inthe case study area of Neve-Sha’anan neighbourhood in Tel Aviv 272Shlomit Flint Ashery and Rinat Steinlauf MilloPART VI HIERARCHIES IN HOUSING TOWERS19 Micro-segregation in Seoul, the capital city of the“Republic of Apartments” 285Yu-Min Joo20 Wealth-based micro-segregation in Hong Kong: socialdistance within spatial proximity 300Hang Kei Ho and Maurice Yip21 Perceived pull and push forces in high-rise developingneighborhoods in Santiago, Chile 314Ernesto López-Morales and Ignacio Arce22 The commodification of height: vertical pricedifferentiation in Vienna’s condominium towers 333Walter Matznetter and Robert MusilIndex