The Routledge Handbook of the Governance of Migration and Diversity in Cities (Paperback, 1)

Chapter 1: Introduction PART I: Migration, history and urban life Chapter 2: Migration: a historical perspective. European port cities as a case study Chapter 3: Urban migration histories Chapter 4: Learning from history: city governance of migration and diversity in Britain and Germany Chapter 5: Creating succesful, diverse cities: what role can cultural institutions play? Chapter 6: Migrant entrepreneurship and cities. New opportunities, newcomers, new issues PART II: Local Politics and Political Participation Chapter 7: Participation of migrants in European cities: patterns of civic and political engagement Chapter 8: Local politics and immigration: mobilising immigrant associations beyond small-scale cities Chapter 9: Political systems, parties and diversity. The case of Amsterdam Chapter 10: How do local actors promote civic participation of immigrants? Approaches to integration and local dynamics Chapter 11: Warsaw: a new immigration city in search of its integration policy towards newcomers PART III: Local policies of migration and diversity Chapter 12: Global cities and multilevel immigration governance in Latin America Chapter 13: The worlds apart? Multilevel governance andthe gap between national and local integration policies Chapter 14: City immigrant affair offices in the United States: taking local control of immigrant integration Chapter 15: City networks on migration between multilevel governance of migration: towards a research agenda Chapter 16: City governance of migration and diversity; interculturalism as a city policy paradigm Chapter 17: The local governance of immigrant integration in Europe: the state of the art and a conceptual model for future research Chapter 18: Municipal immigration policymakingin Canadian cities: the state of the art PART IV: Superdiverse cities Chapter 19: The governance of superdiversity: a tale of two North American cities Chapter 20: Cities of migration: towards a typology Chapter 21: Spanish intercultural cities: indexing governance Chapter 22: Between superdiversity and nationalism: the culturisation of everyday life in Amsterdam Chapter 23: Delhi’s superdiversity: a historical account explanation. PART V: Divided cities and Border Cities Chapter 24: Assembling a fragmented Bogota: migrations, local polices and urban dynamics Chapter 25: Jakarta, on the brink of being a divided city? Ethnicity, media and social transformation Chapter 26: Urban diversity and inequality: the role of immigration in the socio-spatial organization of Lisbon Metropolitan Area Chapter 27: Urban citizenship in times of emergency: the impact of national control policies on the incorporation of precarious migrants in Tel Aviv/Jaffa Chapter 28: Lampedusa: dynamics of bordering and "encampment" Chapter 29: Local impacts of Global North’s blackmailing concerning transit migration: the cases of Tijuana and Istanbul Chapter 30: Making and unmaking migrant irregularity: a border city during Italy's "migration crisis"