Migrant Urbanisms: Ordinary Cities and Everyday Resistance
Migrant Urbanisms: Ordinary Cities and Everyday Resistance
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移民城市主义：普通城市和日常抵抗
DOI：
10.1177/0038038515586680
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发表时间：
2015
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影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
S. Hall
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作者：
S. Hall
本文从“普通城市”和“日常抵抗”的日常视角展开，探讨了流动、融合和交流中涌现出的流动城市主义。这篇文章主张从关注跨越种族和民族差异的遭遇转向日常社会实践是否会有效地污染政治实践。这个问题是在理解日常生活植根于不平等的情况下提出的，并延伸到对移民参与城市生活作为创造性表达和日常抵抗的分析。针对英国存在的一种有害的移民问题，我将移民定义为一种从外部攻击国家完整性的外部力量，我将移民城市主义探索为在普通城市中的参与式重新配置实践，在这些城市中，多样性和创新交叉。这种探索的核心是移民如何积极参与城市空间和城市政治的创造。
This article expands on the quotidian perspectives of ‘ordinary cities’ and ‘everyday resistance’ and explores the migrant urbanisms that emerge out of movement, mixing and exchange. The article argues for a shift beyond a focus on encounter across racial and ethnic difference, to engage with whether everyday social practice can effectively contaminate political practice. The question is raised within the understanding that everyday life is rooted in inequality, and extends to an analysis of migrant participation in city life as creative expression and everyday resistance. Against a pernicious migrancy problematic in the UK that defines migration as an external force assaulted on national integrity from the outside, I explore migrant urbanisms as participatory practices of reconfiguration within ordinary cities, where diversity and innovation intersect. At the core of this exploration is how migrants are active in the making of urban space and urban politics.