1st Edition
The Making of Place and People in the Danish Metropolis A Sociohistory of Copenhagen North West
Introduction
Part 1: Constructing the North West
1. Making a Working Class Neighbourhood
2. The Stigmatised Territory: The Worst Place in the Country
3. Between Ghetto and Gentrification
4. The Social Power of Classifications
Part 2: Pedagogisation of Urban Marginality
5. Institutionalisation and Spatialisation of Pedagogy
6. Symbolic Boundaries of the Welfare State
7. Spatial (De)Alienation and (De)Stigmatization
Part 3: Lived Experiences
8. Memories of Utterslev Mark
9. Contemporary Distinctions
10. Coping with Territorial Stigmatisation
11. Everyday Struggles and Battles of Belonging
Conclusion: The Intricate History of Place and People
Biography
Christian Sandbjerg Hansen is Associate Professor, Sociology of Education at the Danish School of Education, Aarhus University, Denmark.
