In the mid-1990s, one of the main objectives of housing policy in the Netherlands was to stimulate the integration of diverse socio-economic groups through housing strategies, with the goal being to create social cohesion and to address the problems encountered in low-income neighborhoods. Existing literature has studied the impact of social mix policies and policy interventions, concentrating on such outcomes as the spatial consequences of these policies in post-war neighborhoods; macro scale transformations in social mix areas; or shared perceptions of community in gentrifying neighborhoods. Taking a different perspective, this paper studies the impact of such policies at the individual interaction level to assess whether social mix policies can lead to new forms of interaction between the existing residents and newcomers, and consequently, to further cohesion in the area or city from a broader perspective. The paper studies the interaction between new and former neighbors inside out in a special area, Amsterdam Nieuw West neighborhood, Kolenkitbuurt Zuidelijk Veld 1–2, which is recognized as being one of the most deprived neighborhoods in the country. The research of the Kolenkitbuurt case shows clearly that social interactions between the Dutch-Turkish and the new native Dutch residents have been limited to more casual or neither positive nor negative interactions.

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爱你的邻居？阿姆斯特丹Kolenkit街区的社会混合政策遗留物

在1990年代中期，荷兰住房政策的主要目标之一是通过住房战略来刺激各种社会经济群体的融合，目标是建立社会凝聚力并解决低收入者遇到的问题。社区。现有文献研究了社会混合政策和政策干预措施的影响，着眼于战后社区中这些政策的空间后果等结果。社会融合领域的宏观转变；或在高档社区中对社区的共同看法。从不同的角度来看，本文研究了此类政策在个人互动水平上的影响，以评估社会混合政策是否可以导致现有居民与新移民之间形成新的互动形式，因此，从更广泛的角度进一步增强该地区或城市的凝聚力。该论文研究了阿姆斯特丹Nieuw West社区Kolenkitbuurt Zuidelijk Veld 1-2特殊地区内外新邻居和旧邻居之间的互动，该地区被认为是该国最贫困的社区之一。对Kolenkitbuurt案例的研究清楚地表明，荷兰土耳其人与荷兰新移民之间的社会互动仅限于更为随意的互动，也不能是正面互动，也可以是负面互动。