Migration and European Cities
Journal Data
| Type | SOURCE_BOOK |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Springer Nature Switzerland |
| ISBN-13 | 9783032153791 |
| Total publications | 7 |
| Coverage period | 2026 - 2026 |
| Language | EN |
Historical Perspectives of Migration and Urbanization in Europe
The above passage is part of a detailed description of the Black Sea port of Odessa written by the German travel writer Johann Georg Kohl. In 1838, the year of Kohl’s visit, Odessa had around 70,000 inhabitants. Street signs, Kohl tells us, were written in Russian, the national language, and Italian, the city’s commercial lingua franca.
Migration and Urban Cultures
This verse is taken from ‘Sonny’s Lettah (Anti-Sus Poem)’, written and performed by Linton Kwesi Johnson for his 1979 dub poetry album Forces of Victory . Born in Jamaica in 1952, Johnson moved to England at the age of eleven to live with his mother in the London district of Brixton.
The Urban Dimension of Migration Policies and Politics
Launched in Toronto in 2008, the Cities of Migration project was designed as a forum for local governments, community leaders, policymakers and businesses to share innovative practices from cities around the world. The initiative was a pioneering example of the transnational city networks that had proliferated in the 2010s in response to growing interest in the urban dimension of migration governance.
Migration and the Transformation of Urban Economies and Labour Markets
This sequence of rhetorical questions about an intrepid labour force capable of sustaining modern urban life appears in A Seventh Man , John Berger and Jean Mohr’s remarkable portrait of Mediterranean migrant workers in the cities of northern and central Europe in the early 1970s. Combining photography, ethnography, statistics, poetry and Marxist political economy, Berger and Mohr trace the migrants’ evolving relationship with the tentacular metr…
Arrival, Settlement and the Remaking of European Urban Life
Many cities in Europe possess a complex patchwork of places where newcomers arrive, settle and live out their daily lives. London is a prime example.
Conclusion
Over the last three decades, research on the relationship between migration and cities has developed as a multidimensional and multidisciplinary field of inquiry. It has sometimes converged around theoretical positions and common observations, but has often moved along parallel tracks with little cross-dialogue. This book has attempted to provide a guide to navigating the diverse literature on migration and European cities, and has explored key i…
Migration and European Cities
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Historical Perspectives of Migration and Urbanization in Europe
The above passage is part of a detailed description of the Black Sea port of Odessa written by the German travel writer Johann Georg Kohl. In 1838, the year of Kohl’s visit, Odessa had around 70,000 inhabitants. Street signs, Kohl tells us, were written in Russian, the national language, and Italian, the city’s commercial lingua franca.
Migration and Urban Cultures
This verse is taken from ‘Sonny’s Lettah (Anti-Sus Poem)’, written and performed by Linton Kwesi Johnson for his 1979 dub poetry album Forces of Victory . Born in Jamaica in 1952, Johnson moved to England at the age of eleven to live with his mother in the London district of Brixton.
The Urban Dimension of Migration Policies and Politics
Launched in Toronto in 2008, the Cities of Migration project was designed as a forum for local governments, community leaders, policymakers and businesses to share innovative practices from cities around the world. The initiative was a pioneering example of the transnational city networks that had proliferated in the 2010s in response to growing interest in the urban dimension of migration governance.
Migration and the Transformation of Urban Economies and Labour Markets
This sequence of rhetorical questions about an intrepid labour force capable of sustaining modern urban life appears in A Seventh Man , John Berger and Jean Mohr’s remarkable portrait of Mediterranean migrant workers in the cities of northern and central Europe in the early 1970s. Combining photography, ethnography, statistics, poetry and Marxist political economy, Berger and Mohr trace the migrants’ evolving relationship with the tentacular metr…
Arrival, Settlement and the Remaking of European Urban Life
Many cities in Europe possess a complex patchwork of places where newcomers arrive, settle and live out their daily lives. London is a prime example.
Conclusion
Over the last three decades, research on the relationship between migration and cities has developed as a multidimensional and multidisciplinary field of inquiry. It has sometimes converged around theoretical positions and common observations, but has often moved along parallel tracks with little cross-dialogue. This book has attempted to provide a guide to navigating the diverse literature on migration and European cities, and has explored key i…
Migration and European Cities