Editors
Marta Smagacz-Poziemska
Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Krakw, Poland
M. Victoria Gmez
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Madrid, Spain
Patrcia Pereira
NOVA School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Interdisciplinary Center of Social Sciences, Lisbon, Portugal
Laura Guarino
University of Genoa, Genoa, Italy
Sebastian Kurtenbach
Fachbereich Sozialwesen, FH Mnster, Mnster, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
Juan Jos Villaln
Universidad Nacional de Educacin a Distancia, Madrid, Spain
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Preface
After the publication ofMoving CitiesContested Views On Urban Life, this is the second volume presented by the Research Network 37Urban Sociology [RN37] of the European Sociological Association, following the celebration of a conference. This monograph originated at the conference Inequalities and Uncertainty: Current Challenges for Cities which took place in Madrid in June 2018. Over 150 urban researchers had the opportunity to hear and discuss inspiring key lectures by Jess Leal and Suzanne Hall, and presentations based on both theoretical reflection and empirical research. We considered one more time that the findings should be presented to the public and in this way take part of a broader discussion on cities.
Marta Smagacz-Poziemska
M. Victoria Gmez
Patrcia Pereira
Laura Guarino
Sebastian Kurtenbach
Juan Jos Villaln
Krakw, Poland Madrid, Spain Lisbon, Portugal Genoa, Italy Mnster, Germany Madrid, Spain
Acknowledgements
We would hereby like to thank our colleagues that are and have been members of the Research Network 37Urban Sociology [RN37] of the European Sociological Association for their support in previous and current initiatives, that, as we believe, enhance urban sociology and urban studies as well. Additionally, we wish to address a special acknowledgement to all those who participated in the III Midterm Conference of our Research Network Inequalities and Uncertainty: Current Challenges for Cities.
We also thank the European Sociological Association for the overall support of our activities, the Dean of the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology and Vice-Rector for Research of the UNEDUniversidad Nacional de Educacin a Distancia (National Distance Education University) and the Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Law and the Vice-Chancellorship of Scientific Policy of the Carlos III University. Warm thanks to all the colleagues and institutions for co-organising the Madrid conference, where the story of this book began.
List of Figures
Fig. 4.1 The survey participants (N= 42) past, current, and desired future living environments (SourceM-Projekt [2014], Group 1 [The members of this group, and authors of this graph, were Franziska Brinkmann, Anja Konschak, Johannes Pickert, Jonas Sonntag, Mona Spiza, and Fabian Stroh])
Fig. 8.1 Structure of practical argumentation (Fairclough and Fairclough 2012: 45)
Fig. 13.1 Historical evolution
Fig. 13.2 Historical patterns (I). Public powers problems with informal housing
Fig. 13.3 Historical patterns (II). Popular strategies to deal with illegality
Fig. 14.1 Conditional effect of SES on the Healthy Practices indicator according to the unconventional cultural scene
Fig. 14.2 Conditional effect of SES on the Healthy Eating Index according to the unconventional cultural scene
Map 12.1 Socio-residential map of the MAB (SourceAuthors)
Chart 12.1 Dimensions, aspects and variables
Chart 12.2 Description of resulting strata
List of Tables
Table 3.1 Identification with the local community
Table 3.2 Feelings of global citizenship
Table 8.1 The formulation of goals, means-goals, and the actions which were chosen and are supported by the actors argumentation (claim for action)
Table 10.1 Descriptive statistics for the variables used in the logistic regression models
Table 10.2 Odds ratios from logistic regression models predicting trust in neighbours I: Reliability