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Locating migration: street space and economy on Rye Lane, south London

The next Sociology Department Research Seminar will be delivered by Suzanne Hall (LSE) in the Gillian Rose Room from 5:00-6:30 this Wednesday (6 November). We look forward to seeing you there and further details about the talk are pasted below. Suzi’s talk will be followed by a drinks reception in the foyer of the Ramphal Building- all are welcome.

Wednesday 6 November, 2013
Suzanne Hall, LSE Cities and Department of Sociology, LSE

Locating migration: street space and economy on Rye Lane, south London

This presentation emerges from an ethnography of the economic and cultural life of Rye Lane, an intensely multi-ethnic street in Peckham, south London. The effects of accelerated migration into London are explored through the reshaping and diversification of its shop, street and city spaces. The ethnographic stretch across intimate, collective and symbolic city spaces serves to connect how the restrictions and circuits of urban migration have different impacts and expressions in these distinctive but interrelated city spaces. The presentation engages within and across a compendium of urban localities, to understand how accelerated migration and urban ‘super-diversity’ transform the contemporary global street.

For a full list of the talks visit: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/news/scd/2013-14

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