Titlebook: Ecuadorians in Madrid; Migrants‘ Place in U Araceli Masterson-Algar Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Urban St

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137536075Urban Studies; Transatlantic processes; citizenship; migration; Spain; Ecuador; Human Mobility; Ecuador Mig

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978-1-349-71054-6The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Ecuador in Madrid/Madrid in Ecuador: Transnational Dynamics between Ecuador and Spain in the Twenty of the economic upheaval following its admission into the European Union in 1986.. While in 2000 there were less than one million foreign residents in Spain, by the end of 2006, there were over four and a half million, most arriving from Latin America, and with Madrid as the main city of destinatio

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,Beginning of the Itinerary: Madrid’s Subway,ndo sea grande” [The subway cities hope to have when they grow up].. And undoubtedly, Madrid has “grown up.” Since the 1990s, “l(fā)a Villa” has made its way into the list of “global cities,” becoming the third largest Metropolis in the European Union in terms of demographic growth, and as the headquart

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,First Stop, Lago: Lakes and Lacunaes in Madrid’s Parks,o hice maletas, tampoco tomé un avión, y menos pagué 1.300 Euros por cruzar el Atlántico, pero en quince minutos viajé de Espa?a a Ecuador. Viajé en Metro [I didn’t pack my suitcases, and I didn’t take a plane. Nor did I have to pay 1,300 Euros to cross the Atlantic. Yet, in 15 minutes I traveled fr

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,Second Stop, Nuevos Ministerios: Planning Madrid’s Nightlife,r redada efectuada en la región contra ciudadanos extranjeros” [the largest raid to unfold in the region against foreign residents] (Durán 2008). Part of an initiative called “Operación Reguetón,” it targeted spaces known as “discotecas latinas” distributed through seven of the city’s districts, but

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End of the Itinerary, ,: Building Transnational ,Ecuadorians gather every day to welcome family and/or friends from their hometowns in Ecuador to their hosts’ new “homes” in Madrid. A space loaded with meanings, the airport landmarks the transition between migrants’ “home” abroad and their home in Madrid.. Defining migrants as metaphors of “in-bet

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