Er indvandrernes bosætningsmønster et samfundsproblem?

Andersen, Hans Skifter

doi:10.22439/dansoc.v18i4.2300

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“…Existing research has focused mainly on their role in wider political discourses concerning immigration, ethnicity and multiculturalism (Freiesleben, 2016;Lewenhaupt, 2018). Other scholary publications have focused on the justifiability, coherence and efficiency of the ghetto initiatives in light of empirical evidence (Skifter Andersen, 2007) and the growing political opposition against the measures (Bach, 2019). A recent report by the Nordic Council of Ministers offers a comparative analysis of Nordic anti-segregation measures launched in 2018 (Staver et al, 2019).…”

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The Danish ‘ghetto initiatives’ and the changing nature of social citizenship, 2004–2018

Seemann

2020

Critical Social Policy

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This article critically examines the Danish ‘ghetto initiatives’ of 2004, 2010, 2013 and 2018, with a particular focus on their implications for ‘social citizenship’. Its approach is twofold: firstly, it explores how each of the four major ghetto initiatives constructed ghettos and their residents as a problem for the welfare state, and what policy measures were proposed to address the problems identified. Secondly, it examines the legislative changes that resulted from each of the ghetto initiatives and assesses their implications for social citizenship. In doing so, it relates its findings to the different developmental stages of social citizenship in Danish welfare state history. The article argues that the ghetto initiatives have led to an unprecedented spatialization and ethnicization of social citizenship which mark a radical departure from the guiding principles of post-1945 Danish welfare thought and practice.

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The Danish ‘ghetto initiatives’ and the changing nature of social citizenship, 2004–2018

Seemann

2020

Critical Social Policy

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“…Skifter Andersen (2007) belyser desuden, at op mod 60 % af indvandrerne fra tredjeverdenslande og deres efterkommere er bosat i såkaldt almene boligområder, herunder i områder, hvor op mod 40 % af beboerne er indvandrere.…”

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“…Men Skifter Andersen (2007) påpeger ligeledes, at en raekke af de indsatser, der er blevet ivaerksat i disse boligområder, også har vaeret med til at modvirke sociale problemer og fremme integration isaer i forhold til indsatser rettet mod de unge (Skifter Andersen 2006a.…”

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Daginstitutionens betydning for udsatte børn og deres familier i ghetto‐lignende boligområder

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2012

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Right Kinds of Mixing?: <i>Promoting Cohesion in a Copenhagen Neighbourhood</i>

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Freiesleben

2016

Nordic Journal of Migration Research

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This article investigates how urban policies are meant to promote cohesion of a certain kind through neighbourhood-based urban regeneration programmes. The regeneration programme in focus aims at promoting socio-cultural encounters and ethnic minority participation, through particular notions of 'mixing'. The authors argue that the particular notion of mixing at play in this context 'blind spots' questions of ethnic majority participation and culturalises broader structural issues, which often transgress local and national boundaries. Through two case studies, the authors illustrate how certain challenges in what is known as 'ghettos areas' become ethnicised and culturalised through a focus on the ethnicity and culture of ethnic minority residents as problematic.

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Er indvandrernes bosætningsmønster et samfundsproblem?

Cited by 4 publications

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The Danish ‘ghetto initiatives’ and the changing nature of social citizenship, 2004–2018

The Danish ‘ghetto initiatives’ and the changing nature of social citizenship, 2004–2018

Daginstitutionens betydning for udsatte børn og deres familier i ghetto‐lignende boligområder

Right Kinds of Mixing?: <i>Promoting Cohesion in a Copenhagen Neighbourhood</i>

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