Mixing peculiar socioeconomic conditions and demographic contexts, urban decline in
Mediterranean Europe was less extensively documented than in other regions of the …

With the acceleration of urbanization and profound socioeconomic changes, the influx of
people from various social strata into cities has led to the phenomenon of residential …

European cities have experienced rapid (and often conflicting) transformations that include,
inter alia, the environment, the economy, society, climate change, and access to affordable …

The growing processes of the socio-economic inequality resulting from the neoliberal
political model are evident in large Spanish cities, with a spatial dimension that allows us to …

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an abrupt break in economic, demographic and social
dynamics, both in developing countries and advanced economies, perhaps with a more …

The present study investigates the influence of economic growth and socio-demographic
change on long-term urbanization and suburbanization processes in a divided region of …

Residential segregation (RS) is a global phenomenon that has become an enduring and
important topic in international academic research. In this review, using RS as the search …

Immigration flows and social inequalities reflect increased social and multi‐ethnic
segregation in contemporary urban Europe. For a better understanding of these processes …

This paper aims to study ethnic micro-segregation in Rome, namely, high residential
concentrations of ethnic groups at the micro-area level within neighbourhoods with low …

This study presents a spatial analysis of suburban inequalities (residential concentration
and income inequalities) among the main foreign-born population groups resident in Spain …