European ethnoscapes and urban redevelopment: The return of Little Italy in 21st century Manchester

Ian Taylor

City, 2000, vol. 4, issue 1, 27-42

Abstract: Social science approaches to urban studies rarely make a significant link between current analytical perspectives and actual interventions into the process of urban development. In this article, however, the author uses Appadurai's notion of an ethnoscape-defined as 'the landscape of … tourists, immigrants, refugees, exiles, guest workers and other moving groups and individuals'-with other analytical perspectives as a contribution to understanding the implications of the ethnic re-modelling of a central part of a city.

Date: 2000
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