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Mixity and Contemporary European Cities

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  • Published

Publisher

Clueb

Page range

183-204

Pages

21.0

Book title

Le Metissage culturel: lieu de creation, de nouvelles identites ou de conflit?

ISBN

88-491-2351-5

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  • Anthropology Publications

Notes

This paper was originally presented to an interdisciplinary conference in Forlì, Italy. It argues that there are two models of `mixity¿ (mestizaje, meticciato, métissage etc). One is a vertical model which emerged from within a colonial context and referred to cultural and linguistic change through `contact¿ between sections of a `native¿ (i.e. indigenous) population who adopted and adapted elements of the dominant (colonial) language and culture. The other is a `horizontal¿ model which describes the kind of cultural change experienced in contemporary cities of Europe. Data from studies of young people in ethnic minority populations help us explore this difference.

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  • Yes

Editors

M Callari Galli, A Soncini Fratta, D Londei

Legacy Posted Date

2012-02-06

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