ADRIAN FAVELL is Research Fellow of the European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER), Utrecht. After completing a PhD at the European University Institute, Florence, he was Hoover Fellow at the Chaire Hoover d'?thnique ?conomique et sociale, Louvain-la-Neuve, and held a Leverhulme Trust scholarship at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris.

'...an admirable synthesis of policy analysis and political philosophy which makes a stimulating contribution to our understanding of end-of-millennium European politics.' - Michael Freeman, University of Essex 'Philosophies of Integration is highly recommendable reading for anybody who wants to seek beyond established and sometimes locked positions in the ongoing debate on immigration and citizenship in Western Europe and North America'. - Carl-Ulrik Schierup, Umed University 'This well written, intellectually rewarding book is one of the better examples of thorough research and thoughtful public policy.' - International Migration Review '...a book of superior quality that repays more careful study than most of the current works about immigration and the idea of citizenship.' - Michael Banton, University of Bristol '...mandatory reading, not to be overlooked...The book offers an amazing wealth of informations drawn from a wide range of references from the best authors, part of it being critical, and from a rich empirical observation of the field...' - Sophie Body-Gendrot, Revue Europeenne des Migrations Internationales

• Preface to the Second Edition Glossary Liberal Democracies and Their Ethnic Dilemmas Public Philosophies as Normative and Explanatory Theories France: The Republican Philosophy of Integration Ideas and Politics in the 1980s Britain: The Paradoxical Triumph of Multicultural Race Relations France into the1990s: Following the Integration Line jusqu'au bout Britain into the 1990s: Cracks in the Mirror Challenge to the Nation State: The European Question Bibliography Index

ADRIAN FAVELL is Research Fellow of the European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER), Utrecht. After completing a PhD at the European University Institute, Florence, he was Hoover Fellow at the Chaire Hoover d'?thnique ?conomique et sociale, Louvain-la-Neuve, and held a Leverhulme Trust scholarship at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris.

'...an admirable synthesis of policy analysis and political philosophy which makes a stimulating contribution to our understanding of end-of-millennium European politics.' - Michael Freeman, University of Essex 'Philosophies of Integration is highly recommendable reading for anybody who wants to seek beyond established and sometimes locked positions in the ongoing debate on immigration and citizenship in Western Europe and North America'. - Carl-Ulrik Schierup, Umed University 'This well written, intellectually rewarding book is one of the better examples of thorough research and thoughtful public policy.' - International Migration Review '...a book of superior quality that repays more careful study than most of the current works about immigration and the idea of citizenship.' - Michael Banton, University of Bristol '...mandatory reading, not to be overlooked...The book offers an amazing wealth of informations drawn from a wide range of references from the best authors, part of it being critical, and from a rich empirical observation of the field...' - Sophie Body-Gendrot, Revue Europeenne des Migrations Internationales

• Preface to the Second Edition Glossary Liberal Democracies and Their Ethnic Dilemmas Public Philosophies as Normative and Explanatory Theories France: The Republican Philosophy of Integration Ideas and Politics in the 1980s Britain: The Paradoxical Triumph of Multicultural Race Relations France into the1990s: Following the Integration Line jusqu'au bout Britain into the 1990s: Cracks in the Mirror Challenge to the Nation State: The European Question Bibliography Index

ADRIAN FAVELL is Research Fellow of the European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER), Utrecht. After completing a PhD at the European University Institute, Florence, he was Hoover Fellow at the Chaire Hoover d'?thnique ?conomique et sociale, Louvain-la-Neuve, and held a Leverhulme Trust scholarship at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques, Paris.

'...an admirable synthesis of policy analysis and political philosophy which makes a stimulating contribution to our understanding of end-of-millennium European politics.' - Michael Freeman, University of Essex 'Philosophies of Integration is highly recommendable reading for anybody who wants to seek beyond established and sometimes locked positions in the ongoing debate on immigration and citizenship in Western Europe and North America'. - Carl-Ulrik Schierup, Umed University 'This well written, intellectually rewarding book is one of the better examples of thorough research and thoughtful public policy.' - International Migration Review '...a book of superior quality that repays more careful study than most of the current works about immigration and the idea of citizenship.' - Michael Banton, University of Bristol '...mandatory reading, not to be overlooked...The book offers an amazing wealth of informations drawn from a wide range of references from the best authors, part of it being critical, and from a rich empirical observation of the field...' - Sophie Body-Gendrot, Revue Europeenne des Migrations Internationales

• Preface to the Second Edition Glossary Liberal Democracies and Their Ethnic Dilemmas Public Philosophies as Normative and Explanatory Theories France: The Republican Philosophy of Integration Ideas and Politics in the 1980s Britain: The Paradoxical Triumph of Multicultural Race Relations France into the1990s: Following the Integration Line jusqu'au bout Britain into the 1990s: Cracks in the Mirror Challenge to the Nation State: The European Question Bibliography Index