Die Gestaltung städtischer Abschließung im 21. Jahrhundert
This paper draws on my books <i>Urban Outcasts</i> and <i>Punishing the Poor</i>, on the transformation of the forms and policy management of marginality in advanced society, to probe the use of space as a medium for social closure and control in the city. This first part ske...
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doaj-ca9e489970a247d287091e478df831742020-11-24T21:44:55ZdeuCopernicus PublicationsGeographica Helvetica0016-73122194-87982014-07-01692899710.5194/gh-69-89-2014Die Gestaltung städtischer Abschließung im 21. JahrhundertL. Wacquant0Department of Sociology, 410 Barrows Hall, University of California, Berkeley, Berkeley, CA 94720, USAThis paper draws on my books <i>Urban Outcasts</i> and <i>Punishing the Poor</i>, on the transformation of the forms and policy management of marginality in advanced society, to probe the use of space as a medium for social closure and control in the city. This first part sketches a framework for the (comparative) analysis of <i>sociospatial seclusion</i>, the process whereby particular social categories and activities are corralled and isolated in a reserved and restricted quadrant of physical and social space. The second part applies this schema to present a compressed analysis of the divergent trajectories of the black American ghetto and the French working-class borough in the post-Fordist age anchored by the three spatially inflected concepts of ghetto, hyperghetto and anti-ghetto. It concludes by stressing the role of the state in directing processes of seclusion at the top and at the bottom of the urban order, along a gradient from constraint to choice.http://www.geogr-helv.net/69/89/2014/gh-69-89-2014.pdf |
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This paper draws on my books <i>Urban Outcasts</i> and
<i>Punishing the Poor</i>, on the transformation of the forms and
policy management of marginality in advanced society, to probe the use of
space as a medium for social closure and control in the city. This first
part sketches a framework for the (comparative) analysis of <i>sociospatial seclusion</i>, the process
whereby particular social categories and activities are corralled and
isolated in a reserved and restricted quadrant of physical and social space.
The second part applies this schema to present a compressed analysis of the
divergent trajectories of the black American ghetto and the French
working-class borough in the post-Fordist age anchored by the three
spatially inflected concepts of ghetto, hyperghetto and anti-ghetto. It
concludes by stressing the role of the state in directing processes of
seclusion at the top and at the bottom of the urban order, along a gradient
from constraint to choice. |
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