This paper explores how university students are enmeshed in the trend of increasing
sociospatial segregation. The paper charts the unprecedented in‐migration of students into …

Although intergroup contact can reduce prejudice, opportunities to experience such contact
are often constrained by systems of segregation. Work on this problem has focused on …

The plurality and subjectivity of peace means that transitions from war are contested–ie
permeated by conflicts between previously warring antagonists who want to (re) order …

This paper presents a study about studentification in a small, compact Spanish city. Unlike
most of the previously analysed cases, students of this city share flats instead of living in …

Studies on gentrification emphasize the roles of the state and local authorities in promoting a
process leading to displacement of lower-income populations, mostly ethnic and racial …

This paper proposes an analytical framework for the study of post-conflict anxieties. The
literature has so far been elaborate, both in terms of the analysis of the structural frame …

The reintroduction of devolution in Northern Ireland is widely interpreted as the working out
of the Belfast Agreement (1998) which aimed to embed political consensus in shared …

Although social conflict due to the presence of different groups divided by cultural, religious
or ethnic issues plagues many contemporary cities, community and participatory planning …

Regeneration projects take place within complex local policy environments and are also
influenced by the global doctrine of neoliberalism, although the degree of influence will vary …

The physical renaissance of Belfast, with new waterfront developments, shopping precincts
and tech-led industries, are potent signifiers of how far the region has come since the Belfast …