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. In public discourse, issues of migration andimmigration were for a long time perceived “only” as an integrationproblem. Nevertheless, a potential-oriented view of migration has beenpostulated recently and also implemented in practice. Thus, especially inlarge cities, various political programmes have been adopted that aim atcommodifying the potential of migrant economies for urban development. Thispotential-oriented perspective is, however, decidedly “pre-post-migrant”,since it requires some kind of distinctive concept of the “migrant” ingeneral and migrant economies in particular. Based on a project examiningthe importance of migrant economies for urban development in smaller cities,this article discusses the topic as an issue of research and local politicsin a post-migrant perspective. Finally, uncertainties on how to deal withmigrant economies also arise from the field itself and various challengesremain for a post-migrant “production of urban space”.

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Migrantische Ökonomien zwischen Potentialorientierung und Differenzmarkierung. Konzeption und Erträge eines „prä-postmigrantischen“ Forschungsgegenstands