Residential segregation, a confuse spatial indicator of the current residential problematic of economic immigrants: the case of Madrid Autonomous Comunity.

Authors

  • Almudena Martínez del Olmo
  • Jesús Leal Maldonado

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5821/ace.v3i8.2457

Keywords:

Economical immigration, residential exclusion, spatial segregation, decentralization, gentrification, Madrid Autonomous Community.

Abstract

Using Madrid as a case of study in this paper the problems of economical immigrants related to housing exclusion and spatial segregations are studied in order to explore the communalities of both processes.

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Year 3, issue 8 (Oct. 2008)

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