The coming of age of metropolitan governance in Helsinki ? by Anne Haila, Professor of urban policies University of Helsinkia and Patrick Le Galès, Directeur de recherche au CNRS-CEE, Sciences po Paris, RTN URBeurope Finland is a northern European centralised country where robust municipalities enjoyed resources and autonomy. However, the crisis of the early 1990’s led…
Globalisation and Urban Violence: Some reflections on the situation in Frankfurt by Frank Eckardt, maitre de conférence en sociologie urbaine Université de Weimar, RTN Urbeurope post doctorant, CEVIPOF Sciences Po Paris & Eike Hennig/Robert Lohde-Reiff,université de Weimar RTN URBeurope Globalisation and violence are seemingly closely interlaced social constructs. As many scholars have underlined, cities are deserving special…
Cahier N°3 Is social housing contributing to an increase of segregation ? Recent trends in the Paris metropolis Edmond Préteceille, Observatoire Sociologique du Changement FNSP-CNRS, Paris RTN URBeurope Mise à jour: 30 août 2005.
Survival strategies in a wealthy city of the Northern Italy : the case of Milan, by Alberta Andreotti Ricercatrice, sociologue RTN URBeurope Introduction 1 – In the last three decades, the international literature has given considerable attention to the question of social exclusion, social polarisation and spatial segregation. Beyond all these questions there are a number of…
What is so special about European integration ? The implementation of the Community Initiative URBAN I in Berlin (1994-1999) by Charlotte Halpern, RTN URBeurope This paper questions the mechanisms under which the European Community Initiative URBAN I (1994-1999) was likely to exert an impact on Berlin’s urban policy system during the 1990s. However, other…
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