Urban Conflicts in Immigrants Citizenship Pathways. An Introduction

Journal title PARTECIPAZIONE E CONFLITTO
Author/s Tommaso Vitale
Publishing Year 2013 Issue 2012/3 Language Italian
Pages 16 P. 5-20 File size 354 KB
DOI 10.3280/PACO2012-003001
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Immigration is a main political topic. In Western Europe social conflicts, party systems and political parties have been restructured around an emerging cleavage between integration and demarcation. At the urban level, conflict among immigrant groups and native ones and contention between immigrants and the local authorities are major political dynamics. Main literature has explained why do we observe clashes between immigrants and natives in some locations, but not in others; and what accounts for change in immigrant conflict within locales over time. Not a lot has been written about the outcomes of these conflicts and their impact on citizenship. An emerging literature is measuring important effects in terms of political inclusion, but other effects on civic and social citizenships remain partially unexplored. Empirical researches collected for this special issue stress the dimension of agency of immigrant contentious politics, and show the heuristic value of new approaches in the theory of action, taking into account recognition as well as institutional and normative constraints.

Keywords: Urban Conflicts, Migrants, Public Policy, Segregation, Urban Sociology, Institutionalism, Citizenship, Political Inclusion, Contentious Politics

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Tommaso Vitale, Conflitti urbani nei percorsi di cittadinanza degli immigrati. Una introduzione in "PARTECIPAZIONE E CONFLITTO" 3/2012, pp 5-20, DOI: 10.3280/PACO2012-003001