Prácticas de movilidad espacial y análisis de redes sociales en el estudio de las ciudades contemporáneas. Reseña de Globalised minds, roots in the city. Urban upper-middle clases in Europe.
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A lo largo del libro titulado Globalised minds, roots in the city -escrito por Alberta Andreotti, Patrick Le Galès y Francisco Javier Moreno Fuentes- prácticas de movilidad transnacional, decisiones de localización residencial, redes familiares y de amigos, prácticas de consumo diario, valores y actitudes se hilvanan con el propósito explícito de contribuir a comprender el grado de transnacionalismo y arraigo (o anclaje local) de managers del ámbito público y privado de cuatro ciudades europeas: París, Madrid, Milán y Lyon. De esta forma, los autores se proponen articular la dimensión transnacional y la dimensión urbana para comprender las prácticas de movilidad y anclaje de modo conjunto.
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