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Gastvortrag

Prof. Robert Adelman (University of Buffalo) hält einen Vortrag zu "International Migration, Gentrification, and Neighborhood Change: Insights from Buffalo’s Refugee and Immigrant Communities".

Wir laden herzlich ein zu Vortrag und Diskussion mit Prof. Adelman. Die Veranstaltung findet auf Englisch statt.

Ort: Universität Erfurt, Forschungsbau C19.00.04 

Kontakt: Trang Nguyen (mailto: trang.nguyen@uni-erfurt.de)

Robert Adelman ist Professor im Arbeitsbereich für Soziologie und Kriminologie an der University of Buffalo. Sein Forschungsgebiet ist insbesondere die Stadtsoziologie.

Abstract des Vortrags:

This study examines how immigrant and refugee settlement has intersected with socioeconomic and demographic change in Buffalo, New York, USA. Using a systematic case-study design that integrates multiple data sources, the analysis traces uneven transformations across the city over the past fifty years. In many neighborhoods, the growth of diverse refugee and immigrant groups has contributed to population stabilization, housing revitalization, new commercial activity, and shifting social dynamics. At the same time, other areas continue to experience sharp inequality, while others are undergoing gentrification driven largely by white in-movers, producing contrasting pathways of neighborhood change. These patterns show how international migration has become a central, though uneven, force in Buffalo’s urban redevelopment.