The Two Faces of the Ghetto

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The Two Faces of the Ghetto is a sociological work by Loïc Wacquant that analyzes the dual role of the urban ghetto as both a site of confinement and a source of community and identity.

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instanceOf academic article
sociological work
analyzes dual role of the ghetto
argues ghetto combines mechanisms of stigma and protection
ghetto is both instrument of exclusion and site of social cohesion
ghetto organizes both domination and solidarity
author Loïc Wacquant NERFINISHED
contributesTo comparative study of ghettos and prisons
theory of advanced marginality
critiques purely cultural explanations of urban poverty
simplistic views of the ghetto as only pathological
describes ghetto as site of confinement
ghetto as source of community
ghetto as source of identity
discipline social sciences
emphasizes economic restructuring and labor market changes
state policies in the production of ghettos
structural forces shaping the ghetto
field race and ethnic studies
sociology
urban studies
focusesOn African American urban ghettos in the United States
historical transformation of the ghetto
genre scholarly article
language English
mainTopic collective identity
social control
social inequality
social segregation
sociology of race
urban ghetto
urban marginality
perspective critical sociology
structural analysis of inequality
relatedWork Deadly Symbiosis NERFINISHED
Urban Outcasts NERFINISHED
targetAudience sociologists
students of race and ethnicity
urban scholars
theoreticalFramework Bourdieuian sociology
usesConcept symbolic violence
territorial stigmatization

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