Table of Contents

1. Ecuador in Madrid/Madrid in Ecuador: Transnational Dynamics Between Ecuador and Spain in the Twenty-First Century
2. Beginning of the Itinerary: Madrid's Subway
3. First Stop, Lago: Lakes and Lacunaes in Madrid's Parks
4. Second Stop, Nuevos Ministerios: Planning Madrid's Nightlife
5. End of the Itinerary, Airport: Building Transnational Real State

About the Author

Araceli Masterson-Algar is Associate Editor of the Journal of Urban Cultural Studies and Associate Professor at Augustana College, USA.

Reviews

“In Ecuadorians in Madrid, Araceli Masterson-Algar … sets out to explore the role of this collective in shaping everyday urban life on both sides of the Atlantic. … Masterson-Algar sheds light on migrant urban life in millennial Madrid, where the city could prove at once hostile and beguiling to its newest residents. … Ecuadorians in Madrid is a welcome and important addition to the scholarship on contemporary Spanish urbanism and the spatialization of migration.” (Sophie Gonick, EuropeNow, europenowjournal.org, July, 2017)