Ethnographic understandings of ethnically diverse neighbourhoods to inform urban design practice

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Figure 1. Locations of research projects.

Table 1. Overview of 24 selected papers.

Author/year	Location	Keywords or title (when keywords not provided)	Journal
Cattell et al. (2008)	East London	Public space, well-being, social interactions, social relations, therapeutic landscapes, community cohesion	Health and Place
Clark (2014)	Glasgow	Roma, Govanhill, Glasgow, migration, integration, stigmatisation, welfare, intersectionality, identity, community	People, Place and Policy
Clayton (2009)	Leicester	Multiculturalism, community cohesion, interethnic relations, everyday geographies, identities, belonging	Social & Cultural Geography
Clayton (2012)		Identity, multiculturalism, racism, community, place, youth	Ethnic and Racial Studies
Cook et al. (2011)	Northern UK	A8 migration, integration, neighbourhood, mixing, good relations, everyday encounters	Population, Space and Place
Hall (2015)	South London	City, migration, super-diversity, locality, ethnography, street	Ethnic and Racial Studies
Kesten et al. (2011)	Milton Keynes	Community, diversity, multiculture; new city spaces, ordinary city, Policy, urban spaces, young people	Journal of Intercultrual Studies
Knowles (2013)	North London	Visibility, urban space, ethnicity, superdiversity, Nigerian London	Ethnic and Racial Studies
Koch and Latham (2012)	West London	Public space, London, conviviality, matriality, atmosphere, inhabitation	Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers
Koch and Latham (2013)		On the Hard Work of Domesticating a Public Space	Urban Studies
Koutrolikou (2012)	East London	Spatialities of Ethnocultural Relations in Multicultural East London: Discourses of Interaction and Social Mix	Urban Studies
Neal et al. (2015)	Leicester, Milton Keynes and East London	Multiculture, encounter, diversity, public space, public parks, materiality, practices	Population, Space and Place
Philips et al. (2007)	Leeds and Bradford	Leeds, Bradford, British Asians, ethnic segregation, urban narratives, multicultural Britain	Population, Space and Place
Reynolds (2013)	London	‘Them and Us’: ‘Black Neighbourhoods’ as a Social Capital Resource among Black Youths Living in Inner-city London	Urban Studies
Rhys-Taylor (2013)	East London	Smell, multiculture, race, taste, street markets, urban	Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power
Powell and Rishbeth (2012)	Sheffield	Place attachment, migration, ethnicity, landscape, United Kingdom, audio narratives	TESG – The Tijdschrift voor Sociale en Economische Geschiedenis
Rishbeth and Powell (2013)		Migrants, ethnicity, landscape perception, public realm, walking methods	Landscape Research
Rogaly and Qureshi (2013)	Peterborough	Diversity, right to the city, regeneration, conviviality, Muslims, EDL	Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power
Rosbrook-Thompson (2015)	Oldfield and London	Belonging, citizenship, denizenship, liberalism, urban sociology	Urban Studies
Selim (2015)	Derry/Londonderry	Derry/Londonderry , contact, social conflict, everyday life, segregation	Cities
Watson (2009)	London, Milton Keynes, Leicester	The Magic of the Marketplace: Sociality in a Neglected Public Space	Urban Studies
Watson and Ratna (2011)	Leeds	Space for leisure, British Asians, intersectionality, thinking intersectionally	Leisure/Loisir
Wessendorf (2013)	East London	Super-diversity; neighbourhoods; London; cultural diversity; everyday multiculturalism; encounters	Identities
Wessendorf (2014)		Conviviality, London, neighbourhood, social interactions, super-diversity	European Journal of Cultural Studies

Cattell, V., et al., 2008. Mingling, observing, and lingering: everyday public spaces and their implications for well-being and social relations. Health & Place, 14 (3), 544–561. doi: 10.1016/j.healthplace.2007.10.007

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Clark, C.R., 2014. Glasgow’s Ellis Island? The integration and stigmatisation of Govanhill’s Roma population. People, Place and Policy, 8 (1), 34–50. doi: 10.3351/ppp.0008.0001.0004

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Clayton, J., 2009. Thinking spatially: towards an everyday understanding of inter-ethnic relations. Social & Cultural Geography, 10 (4), 481–498. doi: 10.1080/14649360902853288

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Clayton, J., 2012. Living the multicultural city: acceptance, belonging and young identities in the city of Leicester, England. Ethnic and Racial Studies, 35 (9), 1673–1693. doi: 10.1080/01419870.2011.605457

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Cook, J., Dwyer, P., and Waite, L., 2011. “Good relations” among neighbours and workmates? The everyday encounters of accession 8 migrants and established communities in urban England. Population, Space and Place, 17, 727–741. doi: 10.1002/psp.638

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Koch, R. and Latham, A., 2012. Rethinking urban public space: accounts from a junction in West London. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 37 (4), 515–529. doi: 10.1111/j.1475-5661.2011.00489.x

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Rishbeth, C. and Finney, N., 2006. Novelty and Nostalgia in urban greenspace – refugee perspectives. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 7 (1), 27–46.

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Reynolds, T., 2013. “Them and us”: “black neighbourhoods” as a social capital resource among black youths living in inner-city London. Urban Studies, 50 (3), 484–498. doi: 10.1177/0042098012468892

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