“…Borjas, ) and the presence of immigrant networks (Logan, Zhang, & Alba, ). Studies on ethnic segregation have focussed on the question of how ethnic minorities are sorting into different neighbourhoods in these cities and to what extent they live together or apart from the native population (e.g., Bolt & Van Kempen, ; Johnston, Poulsen, & Forrest, , ; Poulsen, Johnston, & Forrest, ). Although segregation is most often viewed as a condition of neighbourhoods and cities at a certain point in time, ethnic segregation is not a static phenomenon but is a dynamic process that develops through time without a specific end point (Johnston et al .…”