Third wave pressures in the City of Sails: Is Auckland's inequality global?

Author:

McMillan Chris1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. Sociology, School of Social Sciences University of Auckland Auckland New Zealand

Abstract

AbstractJan Nijman and Yehua Wei (2020) have argued that third‐wave cities are riven with multidimensional disparities, most notably a bifurcated workforce and socio‐spatial polarisation, that are driven by forces that are both global and specifically urban. In this article, I apply Nijman and Wei's model of urban inequality to Auckland, New Zealand and evaluate whether this model is applicable to the city. In response, I argue that while the disparities evident in Auckland have commonalities with those identified by Nijamn and Wei, national policies regarding employment, housing and migration, along with local environmental particularities, arguably have greater influence.

Publisher

Wiley

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