Migration is a phenomenon known throughout history. The diversification of Europe’s population as a result of migration has increased massively over recent decades. Furthermore, immigration is a growing global phenomenon thanks to techno-logical, economic and political changes. In Home-Land, Oase studies the effect of immigration on big cities: on changes in urban development and the resulting spatial processes, on social issues such as territory and subcultures, and on cultural aspects such as identity and tolerance.
With contributions by Els Verbakel, Raul Bunschoten, Oscar van den Boogaard, Haroon Saad, Sophia Vyzoviti and others.
OASE 68 / Home-land
Index OASE 68
001
Editorial
005
The Philosophy of Exile
022
The “Immigrant’s Place of Getting Together” in Downtown Athens A Model of Necessary Physical Environmental Conditions
068
Chicago Immigration: Dreamscapes and Datascapes
088
Longing and Belonging
097
Frontier Margins: Border Spaces in Flanders Fields
118
Cultural Diversity as the Basis for Urbanism An Interview with Haroon Saad
125
The House on the Surface of the City
Colophon
- Core editors
- David Mulder, Marieke van Rooy, Max Cohen de Lara, Pnina Avidar
- Editors
- Tom Avermaete, Pnina Avidar, Like Bijlsma, Max Cohen de Lara, Filip Geerts, Christoph Grafe, Johan Lagae, Madeleine Maaskant, David Mulder, Marc Schoonderbeek, Lara Schrijver, Mechthild Stuhlmacher
- Design
- Karel Martens, Jeff Ramsey, Werkplaats Typografie