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Geographies of faith: the differing suburbanisation experiences of the Indian and Pakistani populations of Dundee and Glasgow and Pakistani populations of Dundee and Glasgow Dr. Sarah Anne Munoz Research Fellow Research Fellow Centre for Rural

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Geographies of faith: the differing suburbanisation experiences of the Indian and Pakistani populations of Dundee and Glasgow and Pakistani populations of Dundee and Glasgow

Dr. Sarah‐Anne Munoz

Research Fellow Research Fellow Centre for Rural Health, UHI Millennium Institute Doctoral research carried out at the University of Dundee y Thanks to PhD supervisors Prof. Allan Findlay and Dr. Donald Houston

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INDIAN AND PAKISTANI SEGREGATION 2001

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RESIDENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PAKISTANI AND INDIAN ETHNIC POPULATIONS RESIDENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PAKISTANI AND INDIAN ETHNIC POPULATIONS DUNDEE DUNDEE 2001

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RESIDENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PAKISTANI ETHNIC POPULATION GLASGOW 2001

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SEGREGATION OVER TIME

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RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS OF SUBURBANISATION INDIAN POPUALATIONS DUNDEE Suburbanisation = lightest green

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RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS OF SUBURBANISATION INDIAN POPULATIONS GLASGOW Suburbanisation = lightest green

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RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS OF SUBURBANISATION PAKISTANI POPULATIONS DUNDEE Suburbanisation = lightest green

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RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS OF SUBURBANISATION PAKISTANI POPULATIONS GLASGOW Suburbanisation = lightest green

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INDIAN AND PAKISTANI SEGREGATION 2001

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DIFFERENCES IN RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION BY FAITH

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THE RELIGIOUS COMPOSITION OF THE INDIAN AND PAKISTANI POPULATIONS VARIES BY POSTCODE SECTOR

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ETHNIC-FAITH CLUSTERS - are strongest in suburban areas

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EXPERIENCING SEGREGATION AND SUBURBANISATION

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EXPERIENCING SEGREGATION AND SUBURBANISATION

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CLUSTERING AND RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION Those without resources to move to suburbs often could move closer to their place of Those without resources to move to suburbs often could move closer to their place of worship

Empowerment
Control

Clustering around place of worship a response not only to faith but socio‐economic characteristics Clustering in central locations – place of worship and socio‐economic characteristics Clustering in suburban areas – different types of suburbanisation by faith

Indian‐Muslim: professional class, private renting

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Indian‐Hindu: middle class, owner‐occupier

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THANK YOU

Dr. Sarah‐Anne Munoz

Geographies of faith: the differing suburbanisation experiences of the Indian and Pakistani populations of Dundee and Glasgow and Pakistani populations of Dundee and Glasgow

Research Fellow Research Fellow Centre for Rural Health, UHI Millennium Institute Doctoral research carried out at the University of Dundee y Thanks to PhD supervisors Prof. Allan Findlay and Dr. Donald Houston

INDIAN AND PAKISTANI SEGREGATION 2001

RESIDENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PAKISTANI AND INDIAN ETHNIC POPULATIONS RESIDENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PAKISTANI AND INDIAN ETHNIC POPULATIONS DUNDEE DUNDEE 2001

RESIDENTIAL DISTRIBUTION OF PAKISTANI ETHNIC POPULATION GLASGOW 2001

SEGREGATION OVER TIME

RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS OF SUBURBANISATION INDIAN POPUALATIONS DUNDEE Suburbanisation = lightest green

RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS OF SUBURBANISATION INDIAN POPULATIONS GLASGOW Suburbanisation = lightest green

RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS OF SUBURBANISATION PAKISTANI POPULATIONS DUNDEE Suburbanisation = lightest green

RESIDENTIAL PATTERNS OF SUBURBANISATION PAKISTANI POPULATIONS GLASGOW Suburbanisation = lightest green

INDIAN AND PAKISTANI SEGREGATION 2001

DIFFERENCES IN RESIDENTIAL SEGREGATION BY FAITH

THE RELIGIOUS COMPOSITION OF THE INDIAN AND PAKISTANI POPULATIONS VARIES BY POSTCODE SECTOR

ETHNIC-FAITH CLUSTERS - are strongest in suburban areas

EXPERIENCING SEGREGATION AND SUBURBANISATION

EXPERIENCING SEGREGATION AND SUBURBANISATION

CLUSTERING AND RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION Those without resources to move to suburbs often could move closer to their place of Those without resources to move to suburbs often could move closer to their place of worship

Clustering around place of worship a response not only to faith but socio‐economic characteristics Clustering in central locations – place of worship and socio‐economic characteristics Clustering in suburban areas – different types of suburbanisation by faith

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THANK YOU

Research Fellow Centre for Rural Health, UHI Millennium Institute Sarah‐anne.munoz@uhi.ac.uk