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The Litvish Community of Golders Green: The Formation of Nested Residential Patterns,the social currents typifying the community, with relatively high concentrations of various subgroups in certain “nests” of the neighbourhood. Similarly, spontaneous enclaves maintained by social-organisational and spatial mechanisms are likely to emerge in other religious enclaves. Collective behav

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The Hasidic Community of Stamford Hill: Non-economic Micro-segregation,d of inner-city dynamics. This chapter reveals the simultaneous influence of building- and neighbourhood-level factors on the segregation pattern, which contributes to estimating the role of residential dynamics in inner cities for retaining self-identities and reproducing social segregation. It is

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The Hasidic Communities of Stamford Hill and Canvey Island,ple’s urge to feel comfortable in their residential surroundings. The housing shortage at Stamford Hill prompted the Satmar community to initiate a group action and send pioneers to settle in the peripheral area of Canvey Island. The quality of life, in terms of living conditions and housing prices,

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