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    From the ‘‘Former Rubber Capital of the World’’ to Space of Hope? Refugees and Urban Transformations in Akron, Ohio

    Norma Schemschat

    Transatlantica, Vol. 2 · 2024 · Prancis · DOAJ

    The US city of Akron, Ohio, has long struggled with the effects of urban decline. Once the ‟Rubber Capital of the World,” the city has experienced significant downscaling during the twenty-first century, marked by an economic downturn and declining population numbers. However, the city has become…

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    Welcoming, Revitalising, Re-Growing? Refugee Arrival and Urban Development in Shrinking Cities

    Norma Schemschat

    Revue Européenne des Migrations Internationales, Vol. 40 · 2024 · Prancis · DOAJ Scopus

    Refugees are increasingly relocated to shrinking cities, bringing refugee-centred revitalisation as an urban development strategy to the forefront of policy discourse at the migration-development nexus (see Pottie-Sherman, 2018). Including refugees in local revitalisation strategies has social…

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    Multiscalar and In/Formal: Infrastructuring Refugee Arrival in Disempowered Cities

    Norma Schemschat

    Urban Planning, Vol. 9 No. 0 · 2024 · Inggris · DOAJ Scopus

    This article explores how refugee arrival is infrastructured in declining cities in the US, France, and Germany, examining whether urban shrinkage affects local practices of facilitating the arrival and emplacement of newcomers. In doing so, it reveals how refugee arrival is infrastructured across…

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    Negotiating “Left‐Behindness” and Migration‐Related Diversity in (New) Arrival Spaces

    Hannah Brill; Norma Schemschat; Heike Hanhörster dkk.

    Urban Planning, Vol. 11 No. 0 · 2026 · Inggris · DOAJ Scopus

    Places “left behind” often face socio‐economic downturn, demographic decline, and marginalisation resulting from uneven development. Yet these places are no longer only points of departure; they increasingly function as arrival areas for international migrants. Building on growing work on migrant…