Skills and Cities

Author:   Sako Musterd (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands) ,  Marco Bontje (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands) ,  Jan Rouwendal (Free University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
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9781138812239


Pages:   278
Publication Date:   24 March 2016
Format:   Hardback
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Author:   Sako Musterd (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands) ,  Marco Bontje (University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands) ,  Jan Rouwendal (Free University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Dimensions:   Width: 15.60cm , Height: 2.30cm , Length: 23.40cm
Weight:   0.589kg
ISBN:  

9781138812239


ISBN 10:   1138812234
Pages:   278
Publication Date:   24 March 2016
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Tertiary & Higher Education
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

Part One 1. Skills and cities; an introductory framework Sako Musterd, Marco Bontje and Jan Rouwendal 2. Housing and amenities as attracting factors for cities and their regions; a literature review Bart Sleutjes 3. Residential sorting of creative knowledge workers in four European knowledge cities Bart Sleutjes Part Two 4. Housing and location preferences of higher educated workers in The Netherlands; an introduction Marco Bontje, Sako Musterd and Jan Rouwendal 5. ‘The’ creative class does not exist: contrasting residential preferences of creative and technical workers in Amsterdam and Eindhoven Willem R. Boterman and Marco Bontje 6. Sorting models of household location and urban amenities Mark van Duijn, Jan Möhlmann, Ismir Mulalic and Jan Rouwendal 7. Integration and policy simulations Jasper Dekkers, Jan Möhlmann and Jan Rouwendal Part Three 8. Housing and location preferences of higher educated international migrants in The Netherlands; an introduction Jan Rouwendal, Sako Musterd and Marco Bontje 9. Stated residential preferences of highly-skilled international migrants Bart Sleutjes and Willem R. Boterman 10. International students and the Netherlands Or Levkovich, Jan Rouwendal and Carla Sá 11. Location choices of highly educated foreign workers; the importance of urban amenities Or Levkovich and Jan Rouwendal 12. Revealed residential preference of international migrants working in creative and knowledge intensive industries; the settlement process Bart Sleutjes and Sako Musterd Part Four 13. Skills and Cities; Jobs and Amenities Sako Musterd, Marco Bontje and Jan Rouwendal

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'Starting from a revisited concept of the Florida 'creative class', the book analyses location preferences of creative industries workers and highly qualified human resources in Europe (or North Europe) for urban development and spatial planning in large European cities.' - Francesco Capone, PhD, University of Florence, Italy. 'This book presents a fascinating collection of empirical insights into the residential preferences of knowledge workers and the role of amenities for their locational choices. It thereby fosters an empirically grounded debate on agglomeration advantages in knowledge societies.' - Prof. Dr. Ilse Helbrecht, Humboldt University, Germany. 'Over the past decades, scholars have forcefully debated whether skilled workers are attracted to cities because of job opportunities or amenities. This landmark book marks the latest developments in research on skills and cities, with a special emphasis on stated and revealed locational preferences of highly-educated workers and their implications for urban development. This impressive volume contains a large amount of empirical chapters by prominent scholars in the field, and provides an excellent and balanced view on one of the hottest and highly-debated topics in urban and economic geography in the last decades.' - Ron Boschma, Utrecht University, the Netherlands; Lund University, Sweden.


'Starting from a revisited concept of the Florida 'creative class', the book analyses location preferences of creative industries workers and highly qualified human resources in Europe (or North Europe) for urban development and spatial planning in large European cities.' - Francesco Capone, PhD, University of Florence, Italy.


Author Information

Sako Musterd is Professor of Urban Geography at the Centre for Urban Studies of the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Marco Bontje is Assistant Professor at the Centre for Urban Studies of the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Jan Rouwendal is Professor at the Department of Spatial Economics of VU University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

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