Tiziana Caponio, Peter Scholten et Ricard Zapata (Dir.), The Routledge Handbook of the Governance of Migration and Diversity in Cities, 2018

• Editeur : Routledge
• Année : 2018
• Nombre de pages : 380
• Langue(s) : anglais
• Page de réfé­rence : https://​www​.rout​ledge​.com/​T​h​e​-​R​o​u​t​l​e​d​g​e​-​H​a​n​d​b​o​o​k​-​o​f​-​t​h​e​-​G​o​v​e​r​n​a​n​c​e​-​o​f​-​M​i​g​r​a​t​i​o​n​-​a​n​d​-​D​i​v​e​r​s​i​t​y​-​i​n​/​C​a​p​o​n​i​o​-​S​c​h​o​l​t​e​n​-​Z​a​p​a​t​a​-​B​a​r​r​e​r​o​/​p​/​b​o​o​k​/​9​7​8​0​8​1​5​363705

Présentation

The Rout­ledge Hand­book to the Gover­nance of Migra­tion and Diver­sity in Cities focuses on the ways migra­tion and diver­sity have trans­formed cities, and how cities have responded to the chal­lenges and oppor­tu­ni­ties offered. Streng­the­ning the rele­vance of the city as a crucial cate­gory for the study of migra­tion policy and migra­tion flows, the book is divided into five parts :

• Migra­tion, history and urban life
• Local poli­tics and poli­tical participation
• Local poli­cies of migra­tion and diversity
• Super­di­verse cities
• Divided cities and border cities.

Grounded in the Euro­pean debate on « the local turn » in the study of migra­tion policy, as contrasted to the more tradi­tional focus on the nation-state, the hand­book also brings toge­ther contri­bu­tions from North America, South America, Asia and the Middle East and contri­bu­tors from a wide range of disci­plines. It is a valuable resource for students and scho­lars working in poli­tical science, policy studies, history, socio­logy, urban studies and geography.