Ethnicity, Class and Aspiration: Understanding London's New East End
By Hugh BochelEast London has traditionally been a place where social policy has been both analyzed and formulated. What is presently being observed in the new East End represents a significant development in the understanding of social and spatial mobility in the context of a rapidly globalizing metropolis. This book looks at the East End of London as an example of the large changes in ethnic and class structure which are taking place in many major cities. It discusses a huge array of topics, such as education, immigration, urbanization, multiculturalism, and housing. With its fresh and original data, the book will appeal to a wide audience, beyond London
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East London has traditionally been a place where social policy has been both analyzed and formulated. What is presently being observed in the new East End represents a significant development in the understanding of social and spatial mobility in the context of a rapidly globalizing metropolis. This book looks at the East End of London as an example of the large changes in ethnic and class structure which are taking place in many major cities. It discusses a huge array of topics, such as education, immigration, urbanization, multiculturalism, and housing. With its fresh and original data, the book will appeal to a wide audience, beyond London and the UK.