The notion of migration in Amman New perspective in perceiving heterogeneous communities

Tawil, Maram; Alawneh, Lubna

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-31703-4_10

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“…Each person's situation is different and ever changing. Many were planning to stay for shorter periods and ended up investing into the country, therefore staying longer [23], and the majority of migrants share the same language, values, and culture as Jordanian society, thus making any form of ethnic agglomeration a relief adaptation choice or an economic one, which decreases the residential segregation and socio-spatial fragmentation, especially on the long run.…”

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confidence: 99%

Emerging Residential Trends within Socially Heterogeneous Settings: The Case of Jabal Al-Hussein Amman

Alawneh,

Tawil,

Bäumer

et al. 2024

Urban Science

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This research focuses on the residential patterns that were traced in Amman in the last decades due to the constant influx of migrants. Therefore, mapping the residential patterns that are emerging was seen important to understand the morphology of the area. A mixed-methods approach was used to identify the typologies emerging into the setting. New residential patterns that called for new strategic thinking were captured and analyzed. Enhancing the new image of “celebrated character” that urges new perception of heterogeneous communities and attracting more sustainable residential attributes towards the neighborhood were the two main outcomes of the study.

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Section: Ethnic Enclavesmentioning

confidence: 99%