Planning Role in Stretching the City

Shlomit Flint Ashery is an architect, planner, and the head of Bar Ilan University's urban planning programme. Her research interests focus on social and cultural geography; urban development; planning theory, implementation, policy and practice and geodesign. Dr Flint Ashery's term "micro segregation" has attracted much academic attention. Springer published her previous two books in the Urban Book Series.

• Introduction.- 1) Approaches to social-residential relations.- 2) Methodology.- 3) Managing residential selections in the context of illegality.- 4) Legal status as a cause for Residential constraints.- 5) Ethnicity as a bridge between Stated and Revealed residential preferences.- 6) The effect of different compositions of social ties on residential selections.- 7) Ties between undocumented individuals of the same community.- 8) Ties between undocumented individuals of different communities.- 9) Ties between undocumented and documented individuals of the same community.- 10) Ties with documented individuals of different communities.- 11) Conclusion.