Industrial districts and migrant enclaves: a model of interaction
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Industrial districts and migrant enclaves: a model of interactionData de publicació
2018-03-29Editor
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MOLINA, José Luis; MARTÍNEZ-CHÁFER, Luis; MOLINA MORALES, F. Xavier; LUBBERS, Miranda J. (2018). Industrial districts and migrant enclaves: a model of interaction. European Planning Studies, v. 26, Issue 6, p. 1160-1180Tipus de document
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So far,
the relationship between Industrial Districts (IDs
;
clusters of
interconnected
local industries
) and
migrant enclaves
(
areas with a
high concentration of
international migrants from ... [+]
So far,
the relationship between Industrial Districts (IDs
;
clusters of
interconnected
local industries
) and
migrant enclaves
(
areas with a
high concentration of
international migrants from a single nationality)
has been studied mostly by
focusing on the emergence of
‘
ethnic
enclave
economies
’
within the district and/or
by highlighting racist conflicts that achieved notoriety in the media. In this study,
we contend that there is a more general and complex interact
ion between the two
phenomena. This interaction is mediated by the local context, national regulations
,
and the
organization of the
international market, among other factors. By focusing
on the case of the ceramic ID of Castelló de la Plana (Spain), we sho
w how this ID
with a high
rate
of job formality, combined with other job opportunities and a
unique
‘
institutional completeness
’
, set up the conditions for a non
-
conflictive
Romanian migrant enclave that reached 14% of the town
’
s total population in
2012.
Finally,
and
also
con
sidering
another
case study of ID
and
migrant
enclave
(Prato, and
its
Chinese enclave
)
,
we suggest
a model of interaction
that
should be
interpreted
t
aking into account
the general dynamics of the international
organization of value
and the requirements of flexibility and reduction of costs that
frame IDs. [-]
Publicat a
European Planning Studies (2018), v. 26, Issue 6Proyecto de investigación
This work was supported by Secretaría de Estado de Investigación, Desarrollo e Innovación [grant number CSO2015-68687-P, ECO2015-67122-R].Drets d'accés
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