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Building on a comparative study of the urban ‘adaptations’ of multiculturalism in eight European cities, this paper addresses four questions: 1) the changing relations between national and local immigrant policies; 2) the ways in which such policies are locally reshaped; 3) the involvement of civil society in the urban governance of immigration; 4) the advent, in some cases, of local policies of immigrant exclusion. Overall, local policies seem to have been less affected by the multiculturalist backlash than a commonsense understanding would entail; but they are in search of a new language. Diversity could be an answer to this issue. keywords: multiculturalism • diversity • local policies • immigration policies
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Local policies are more and more important in the governance of immigrantion and immigrants' integration
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This page is a summary of: Superdiversity, multiculturalism and local policies: a study on European cities, Policy & Politics, October 2017, Policy Press,
DOI: 10.1332/030557316x14745534309609.
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