Table of contents - 6[-]List of figures and tables - 10[-]Acknowledgements - 14[-]1. Introduction - 16[-]2. Processes of settlement: Residential segregation and ethnic clustering - 24[-]3. Urban migration, residential mobility and suburbanisation - 52[-]4. Methodology - 66[-]5. Through the national lens to the city: The housing position and experiences of South Asians in Scotland and Glasgow - 86[-]6. South Asian settlement in Glasgow: Changing patterns of residence - 114[-]7. The role of the neighbourhood in residential choice and re-location - 156[-]8. Housing, households, families and safe places - 170[-]9. Residential outcomes: Settling in or moving on again? - 186[-]10. Conclusions - 206[-]Appendix 1. Semi-structured interview schedule - 222[-]Appendix 2. Semi-structured interview schedule - 226[-]Appendix 3. Interviewee characteristics - 230[-]Appendix 4. Coding categories - 236[-]Appendix 5. Parent nodes - 240[-]Notes - 242[-]References - 244De rellen in Parijs en de zogenaamde 'race riots' in Engeland maken duidelijk hoe belangrijk het is de oorzaken van etnische segregatie te begrijpen om adequaat actie te ondernemen. De onderliggende processen die immigranten doen besluiten ergens te gaan wonen blijken complex en dynamisch. Status, sociale klasse, opleidingsniveau, leeftijd en cultu