The November 2005 youth riots in France revealed serious shortcomings in the “Republican
model” for the integration of immigrants and their offspring into French society. The riots …

Economic segregation, more than unemployment itself, played an important role in France:
the riots, even in provincial cities, were much more likely to occur where the segregation …

ABSTRACT In October 2005, the predominately Arab‐immigrant suburbs of Paris, Lyon, Lille
and other French cities erupted in riots by socially alienated teenagers, many of them …

INTRODUCTION French police intelligence has classified the street riots that swept through
the suburbs of French cities during October and November of 2005 as the most serious …

In October and November of 2005, suburbs around France erupted. Pent-up tension in
immigrant communities released itself in the form of 10,000 burned cars, large-scale …

The riots that took place in France in November 2005 had causes both deep and recent.
French immigration policies favoring" territorialization" have led many immigrants to face …

France used to be proud of its ability to integrate the children of migrants. In fact, the French
Republican model facilitated the assimilation of migrants rather than their ghettoisation …

Le lecteur tient dans ses mains le premier numéro spécial de la Revue suisse de sociologie
sur les enfants de migrants en Suisse, à presque soixante-dix ans du premier accord sur la …

In contrast to the riots in the French banlieues in Autumn 2005, Germany has not reached
the point of such social conflicts with an ethnic background. To explain this difference, this …

In the first decade of the twenty-first century, France underwent a particularly turbulent period
during which urban riots in 2005 and labor protests in 2006 galvanized people across the …