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Beyond Segregation

Name: Beyond Segregation
Brand: Temple University Press,U.S.
SKU: 05087151
Price: 31.09 EUR
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Author: Michael T. Maly
ISBN: 9781592131358

Multiracial And Multiethnic Neighborhoods

Michael T. Maly

Language

English

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Libristo code: 05087151

Publishers Temple University Press,U.S., March 2005

At a time when cities appear to be fragmenting mosaics of ethnic enclaves, it is reassuring to know... Full description

Libristo code: 05087151

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At a time when cities appear to be fragmenting mosaics of ethnic enclaves, it is reassuring to know there are still stable multicultural neighborhoods. Beyond Segregation offers a tour of some of America's best known multiethnic neighborhoods: Uptown in Chicago, Jackson Heights (Queens), and San Antonio-Fruitvale in Oakland. Readers will learn the history of the neighborhoods and develop an understanding of the people that reside in them, the reasons they stay, and the work it takes to maintain each neighborhood as an affordable, integrated place to live. Author note: Michael T. Maly is Associate Professor of Sociology at Roosevelt University in Chicago.