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                <text>Politique et évolution de l'urbanisation dans la banlieue de Copenhague. 

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                <text>Le rassemblement géographique des Allemands ethniques (Aussiedler) : une chance d'intégration ? L'expérience d'un projet modèle dans le Brandebourg. 

Au début de l'immigration de masse d'Allemands ethniques (Aussiedler) en provenance de l'Union Soviétique, seuls les Lander occidentaux de l'Allemagne ont été confrontés en nombre avec eux. Depuis le début des années 90, les Lander orientaux ont commencé à en accueillir et, en tant qu'autorités locales, ont été confrontés au problème de leur prise en charge. Avec en arrière-plan des difficultés financières, l'intégration sociale des Aussiedler s'est avérée difficile, d'autant plus qu'elle devait se faire dans un contexte de montée générale de la xénophobie. Aussi, seuls quelques concepts nouveaux d'intégration sociale ont pu être développés pendant les années suivantes. L'un d'eux était fondé sur l'idée d'arriver à l'intégration de cette minorité grâce à la concentration spatiale de ses implantations. Cet article expose, dans un premier temps, une présentation rapide de la situation légale, politique et sociale des Aussiedler vivant au Brandebourg. Puis, il dégage les premiers résultats d'une recherche de terrain sur les effets économiques et sociaux d'un projet d'implantation des Aussiedler dans une petite ville située à 80 kilomètres au sud de Berlin. Il donne une description de leur situation économique et sociale difficile, dans une région où le taux de chômage est supérieur à 20%, et plus particulièrement de leur insertion et de leurs contacts avec les Allemands autochtones et avec d'autres groupes d' Aussiedler. Il analyse également les structures sociales à l'intérieur de cette implantation et fait apparaître les signes d'un grand isolement et des tendances au repli dans des cercles sans aucun contact avec l'extérieur. Enfin l'article présente en conclusion la perception par les Aussiedler des avantages et des inconvénients du projet.</text>
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                <text>In the beginning of the mass immigration of Ethnic Germans (commonly called Aussiedler) from the former Soviet Union, only the Western lands of the Federal Republic of Germany were confronted with rising numbers of them. From the early 1990s on, however, the new lands of Eastern Germany were impacted, too. The governments of the lands as well as the local communities were forced to deal with intense problems of accommodating the newcomers. In view of empty treasuries, the social integration of Aussiedler was a serious task which was made more difficult in a time of increasing hostility against foreigners. Only a few new concepts of social integration were developed during the following years. One of them draws on the idea of bringing about integration by means of concentrated settlements of this minority. The article first gives a short view of the legal, political and social situation of the Aussiedler population living in the province of Brandenburg. Then it presents preliminary results from a field study on the social and economic effects of a new settlement project for Aussiedler in Brandenburg. The housing estate in question is located in geographical isolation close to a small town, some 80 kilometres south of Berlin. A description is given of the difficult economic and social situation of Aussiedler living in an area where unemployment rates have reached more than 20 percent. Especially, their social contacts to both indigenous Germans and other Aussiedler are regarded. Also, social structures inside of the settlement are analysed, showing a strong isolation and tendencies of retreat to close circles of contact. Finally, the main advantages and disadvantages of the settlement project - from the point of view of the Aussiedler - are discussed.</text>
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                <text>Bauer Ute, Bürkner Hans-Joachim. The spatially concentrated settlement of ethnic Germans (Aussiedler) - an opportunity for integration? Experience from a model project in Brandenburg / Le rassemblement géographique des Allemands ethniques (Aussiedler) : une chance d'intégration ? L'expérience d'un projet modèle au Brandebourg. In: Espace, populations, sociétés, 1998-3. Les mutations démographiques en Europe centrale et orientale - Population Transformations in Central and Eastern Euraope. pp. 431-440.</text>
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  Cet article analyse les relations entre, d'une part, les mutations du marché de l'immobilier, d'autre part l'évolution des politiques publiques et de la gouvernance urbaine à Lisbonne. Sous l'effet de phénomènes liés à la mondialisation-globalisation, mais à une échelle qui reste régionale (européenne), le marché de l'immobilier à Lisbonne, qui était auparavant un marché local, a subi de profondes transformations, avec notamment l'arrivée de sociétés d'investissement étrangères. L'étude de la provenance des investissement étrangers récents montre une nette domination du Royaume-Uni (plus de 50% en 2002). La mutation du système politique portugais, favorisant la décentralisation des pouvoirs et la libéralisation économique, a permis aux institutions locales d'accompagner ce changement sur trois axes principaux : marketing territorial plus agressif, allègement de la fiscalité locale, création de nouvelles zones d'activité, notamment dans le périmètre de "l'Expo 98".
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                <text>The dissertation analyzes recent urban transformations through the lens of space wars. The main focus is on investment flows in the commercial property market, changes in urban governance and changes in social geography, and how these three aspects are related. Drawing on cross border investment data, archive studies, interviews with key actors and street walking experiences in Copenhagen, Lisbon and New York, the book offers insight into the "glocal" logic of urban imperialism and its tendency towards uneven development - fundamental forces that shape our cities in the 21st century.
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                <text>La migration vers les villes indiennes : une étude de cas sur le district d'Azamgarh.
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Comptant plus de 3.544 M habitants, ce qui est supérieur à la population médiane enregistrée pour les 200 pays du monde en 1979 (qui était seulement de 3.372 M), le district d'Azamgarh, qui s'étend sur plus de 5745.7 km2 avec une densité brute de 617 habitants au km2, est situé à l'est sur la plaine la plus fertile et la plus homogène du Gange-Ghaghara Doab. Bénéficiant de moussons, d'un climat et d'une végétation sub-tropicaux, il est l'un des districts les plus peuplés de la province de l'Uttar Pradesh. Le district d'Azamgarh regroupe environ 3,2% de la population totale de cette province et recouvre à peine 2% de sa superficie totale. Bien que le district ait des antécédents historiques sur les migrations, on traite de celles-ci en tenant compte des développements récents : de la construction de routes et de ponts ainsi que d'autres phénomènes culturels et changements économiques survenus dans les années qui ont suivi l'Indépendance, c'est-à-dire de 1947 à nos jours.</text>
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                <text>La banlieue sud de Beyrouth est un bastion communautaire qui se  démarque de la capitale par ses caractéristiques politiques, spatiales,  communautaires et sociales ' évoquant ainsi plusieurs images relatives à son  territoire, ses habitants et ses leaders. Cet article l'histoire de sa  stigmatisation urbaine, à travers le parcours de son nom commun devenu, dans  l'usage, nom propre (dâhiye en arabe '  qui signifie banlieue). L'analyse porte d'abord sur le processus de  construction de ces stigmatisations dans le temps, et ensuite, sur les usages  et les réappropriations des lexiques en cours. Dans les deux parties, une  attention particulière est portée sur les producteurs et les logiques de ces  stigmatisations</text>
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  Parmi toutes les peurs qui effrayaient les habitants de Londres à l'époque 
moderne, celle de la mort était une des plus constantes. La mortalité était 
élevée, les enterrements fréquents et les rappels de la mort permanents. Cependant les attitudes des Londoniens face à la mort variaient: certains, comme 
Nehemiah Wallington, reconnaissaient qu'ils en avaient peur et essayaient de s'y 
préparer spirituellement. Beaucoup d'autres, comme Samuel Pepys, préféraient se 
dissimuler leur peur du danger aussi longtemps que possible, retardant par 
exemple de rédiger un testament. Les riches dispositifs funéraires suggèrent 
également que les citadins se servaient des rituels et des cérémonies pour 
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