Urban outcasts : a comparative sociology of advanced marginality
Publication details: Cambridge Polity press 2008Description: xii,342pISBN:- 9780745631257
- 307.3366 WAC
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Contents
Ghetto, Banlieue, Favela et Caetera: Tools for Rethinking Urban Marginality 1
PROLOGUE: AN OLD PROBLEM IN A NEW WORLD? 13
1. The Return of the Repressed: Riots, 'Race,' and Dualization in Three Advanced Societies 15
Part I. FROM COMMUNAL GHETTO TO HYPERGHETTO 41
2. The State and Fate of the Dark Ghetto at Century's Close 43
3. The Cost of Racial and Class Exclusion in 'Bronzeville' 92
4. West Side Story: A High-Insecurity Ward in Chicago 119
II. BLACK BELT, RED BELT 133
5. From Conflation to Comparison: How Banlieues and Ghetto Converge and Contrast 135
6. Stigma and Division: From the Core of Chicago to the Margins of Paris 163
7. Dangerous Places: Violence, Isolation, and the State 199
III.- LOOKING AHEAD: URBAN MARGINALITY IN THE 21st CENTURY 227
8. The Rise of Advanced Marginality: Specifications and Implications 229
9. Logics of Urban Polarization from Below 257
Postcript: Theory, History, and Politics in Urban Analysis 280
Acknowledgements and Sources 288
References 291
Index 330
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