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The "banlieues" of Paris Understanding the links between immigration and segregation Jean-Louis Pan Ké Shon http://jlpks.free.fr [email protected]

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Page 1: The "banlieues" of Paris

The "banlieues" of ParisUnderstanding the links between immigration and segregation

Jean-Louis Pan Ké Shon

http://jlpks.free.fr [email protected]

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The suburbs of Paris

Definitions of a ‘banlieue’ Urbanized zone outside a city centre

Representation of a ‘banlieue’ + working class or disadvantaged neighbourhoods

Population of the Parisian suburbs

Outer City / Inner Suburb 2

1946 1975 2008

Total 6,6 9,9 11,7

Suburbs

3,9 7,6 9,5

City of Paris ("intra muros")

2,7 2,3 2,2

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Paris, its ‘banlieues’ and the Paris region

Outer City / Inner Suburb 3

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Post-war housing crisis in France

Housing shortage1. 20% of dwellings damaged or destroyed2. Construction backlog of 2 million dwellings3. 3 million sub-standard dwellings

Population increase

Outer City / Inner Suburb 4

1946 1975 2008 Population 40,5 M 52,6 M 63 M Urban

53 % 75 % 95 % Immigration 2 M 3,5 M 5,3 M

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Parisian population growth

Outer City / Inner Suburb 5

A doubling of the Parisian population between 1946 and 1975

Causes of population growth1. Positive natural growth 2. Positive net migration from French regions3. Influx of immigrants and Algerian repatriates

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Paris ‘banlieue’. New high-rise estate in 1964

Outer City / Inner Suburb 6Outer City / Inner Suburb

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Housing estate, Clichy-sous-Bois

Outer City / Inner Suburb 7Outer City / Inner Suburb

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Outer City / Inner Suburb

Population distribution Paris region, 1999

8Outer City / Inner Suburb

30 KM

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Concentration of foreign households. Paris region, 1999

9Outer City / Inner Suburb

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% immigrés Région Paris / total pop. Région Paris

Outer City / Inner Suburb 10

2008

%

Turkish

Italian, Spanish

Other European

Portuguese

Other African

Others

North African

0 1 2 3 4 5

Total proportion of immigrants in Paris region: 17.3 % France: 8.4 %

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1982 1990 1999 Algerian

31.7 31.9 33.4 Moroccan

34.9 32.7 33.3 Tunisian

36.8 36.0 33.2 Sub-Saharan African

35.7 33.3 33.0 Turkish

43.1 44.8 47.0 Portuguese

19.7 18.7 19.7

Segregation in the Paris region

Outer City / Inner Suburb

Source : Préteceille, 2009

Dissimilarity index

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% non-European immigrants

Number of neighbourhoods

Non-European

immigrants

Total population

45-52.4 19 77 698 160 142

52.5-60 4 18 467 32 385

> 60 5 27 727 42 370

Segregation of non-Europeans in the Paris region

Outer City / Inner Suburb

Source : Recensements, Préteceille, 2009

Number of highly segregated neighbourhoods in 1999

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Residential mobility of persons leaving disadvantaged neighbourhoods 1990-1999

Outer City / Inner Suburb 13

French nationals who moved: 63.1 % African immigrants who moved: 55.5 %

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Immigrant segregation

Claims• Increase in segregation • Mono-ethnic segregated

neighbourhoods• Residential immobility

• Mobility, but continued segregation

• Immigrants pose problems because of their segregation

• Tendency towards ghettoization

Observations

Outer City / Inner Suburb

• Decrease in segregation • Segregated neighbourhoods are multi-

ethnic • High residential turnover

• Residential mobility of ethnic minorities is generally upward

• The majority of immigrants live outside segregated neighbourhoods

• No ghettoes, but a few hyper-segregated neighbourhoods

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The "banlieues" of ParisUnderstanding the links between immigration and segregation

Jean-Louis Pan Ké Shon

http://jlpks.free.fr [email protected]

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Évolution des effectifs d’immigrés - France

Outer City / Inner Suburb

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Immigrés Seine-St-Denis (93) / immigrés région Paris 2008

Outer City / Inner Suburb

Population totale du 93 : 1,5 M Immigrée : 0,4 M

%

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