“A city where I have no place”: Immigrant Women's Integration to the City

In this article, I situate the experience of immigrant women in the city, based on empirical data collected with North African immigrant women living in the cities of Montreal and Marseille. I examine their life trajectories, practices, and socio-urban experiences through the concept of the right to the city. Analysis of this data demonstrates a limited contribution outside domestic space and a fragile right to the city that resides mainly in strategies of resistance and self-identification.