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  • BOSSWICK, W. - FASSMANN, H. - KOHLBACHER, J. - LÜKEN-KLASSEN, D.

Housing and Residential
Segregation of Migrants

A state-of-the-art report

  • ISR-Forschungsbericht  34 

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Foreword:
This concept paper is a joint product of the Institute for Urban and Regional Research of the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna and the European Forum of Migration Research in Bamberg. It is based on intensive discussions between the reseachers of CLIP in 2006 and 2007 regarding how the cities should be analysed and which questions are relevant. The main aim of the concept paper is to show the relevant theoretical and terminological concepts and thoughts in the field of housing which were helpful in guiding the research within the cities. The concept paper is one of the written products of the first module. Other analytical products include the city reports, which can be downloaded from the Internet, and the Overview Report which will be published as a written document. To address the stakeholder in the field of housing policy, recommendations for local governments and national and EU decision makers will be published in separate documents.

Authors

Wolfgang  Bosswick

is co-founder and managing director of the efms (European Forum for Migration Studies) in Bamberg

Heinz  Fassmann

is Professor for Applied Geography, Regional Research and Spatial Planning at the University of Vienna and Managing Director of the Institute for Urban and Regional Research at the Austrian Academy of Sciences

Josef  Kohlbacher

is researcher at the Institute for Urban and Regional Research at the Austrian Academy of Sciences

Doris  Lüken-Klassen

is researcher at the efms (European Forum for Migration Studies) in Bamberg

Details

Release date:

2007,

ISBN Print Edition

978-3-7001-6042-7

ISBN Online Edition

978-3-7001-7685-5

DOI

doi: 10.1553/ISR_FB034

Pages:

82 Seiten,

Dimension:

24x16,5cm, broschiert