Shlomit Flint Ashery Libri

Focusing on the Haredi Jewish community, this research explores the intricate dynamics of residential segregation within various sects. It investigates how communal identity influences spatial organization and highlights the mechanisms driving neighborhood change. The study delves into the interactions among individuals, community leadership, and governmental policies, assessing their roles in shaping residential patterns. By analyzing four British communities—Litvish and Hassidic—this book sheds light on broader urban processes affecting diverse populations in city centers.

The research explores how minority housing strategies influence densely populated urban areas, focusing on the interactions among different groups as space becomes limited. It posits that these dynamics lead individuals to optimize resource use, creating advantages and fostering a sense of security and community. The study highlights the importance of the built environment in shaping social connections and enhancing the well-being of minority populations in urban settings.