Jenny Phillimore is Professor of Migration and Superdiversity at the University of Birmingham. Jenny is a fellow of the RSA and of the Academy of the Social Sciences with research interests in superdiversity and refugee integration.Nando Sigona is Professor of International Migration and Forced Displacement and Director of the Institute for Research into Superdiversity at the University of Birmingham. His research interests include undocumented migration, child and youth mobility and camps and urban diversity.Katherine Tonkiss is Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Policy at Aston University. Her research focuses on citizenship and migration studies. Her work engages empirically and theoretically with the re-conceptualisation of membership.

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• Introduction: Superdiversity, policy and governance in Europe~Jenny Phillimore, Nando Sigona and Katherine TonkissManaging superdiversity? Examining the intercultural policy turn in Europe~Leila Hadj Abdou and Andrew GeddesMainstreaming in response to superdiversity? The governance of migration-related diversity in France, the UK and the Netherlands~Ilona van Breugel and Peter ScholtenMaking the most of super-diversity: Notes on the potential of a new approach~Tina MagazziniSuperdiversity and sub-national autonomous regions: Perspectives from the South Tyrolean case~Roberta Medda-WindischerTransmigration: The rise of flexible migration strategies as part of superdiversity~Dirk Geldof, Mieke Schrooten and Sophie WithaeckxSuperdiversity, multiculturalism and local policies: A study on European cities~Maurizio AmbrosiniIntegrating superdiversity in urban governance: The case of inner-city Lisbon~Nuno Oliveira and Beatriz PadillaUrban planning and the challenge of super-diversity~Simon PembertonSuperdiversity in the post-industrial city: a comparative analysis of backlash narratives in six European neighbourhoods~Ole Jensen

Jenny Phillimore is Professor of Migration and Superdiversity at the University of Birmingham. Jenny is a fellow of the RSA and of the Academy of the Social Sciences with research interests in superdiversity and refugee integration.Nando Sigona is Professor of International Migration and Forced Displacement and Director of the Institute for Research into Superdiversity at the University of Birmingham. His research interests include undocumented migration, child and youth mobility and camps and urban diversity.Katherine Tonkiss is Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Policy at Aston University. Her research focuses on citizenship and migration studies. Her work engages empirically and theoretically with the re-conceptualisation of membership.

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• Introduction: Superdiversity, policy and governance in Europe~Jenny Phillimore, Nando Sigona and Katherine TonkissManaging superdiversity? Examining the intercultural policy turn in Europe~Leila Hadj Abdou and Andrew GeddesMainstreaming in response to superdiversity? The governance of migration-related diversity in France, the UK and the Netherlands~Ilona van Breugel and Peter ScholtenMaking the most of super-diversity: Notes on the potential of a new approach~Tina MagazziniSuperdiversity and sub-national autonomous regions: Perspectives from the South Tyrolean case~Roberta Medda-WindischerTransmigration: The rise of flexible migration strategies as part of superdiversity~Dirk Geldof, Mieke Schrooten and Sophie WithaeckxSuperdiversity, multiculturalism and local policies: A study on European cities~Maurizio AmbrosiniIntegrating superdiversity in urban governance: The case of inner-city Lisbon~Nuno Oliveira and Beatriz PadillaUrban planning and the challenge of super-diversity~Simon PembertonSuperdiversity in the post-industrial city: a comparative analysis of backlash narratives in six European neighbourhoods~Ole Jensen

Jenny Phillimore is Professor of Migration and Superdiversity at the University of Birmingham. Jenny is a fellow of the RSA and of the Academy of the Social Sciences with research interests in superdiversity and refugee integration.Nando Sigona is Professor of International Migration and Forced Displacement and Director of the Institute for Research into Superdiversity at the University of Birmingham. His research interests include undocumented migration, child and youth mobility and camps and urban diversity.Katherine Tonkiss is Senior Lecturer in Sociology and Policy at Aston University. Her research focuses on citizenship and migration studies. Her work engages empirically and theoretically with the re-conceptualisation of membership.

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• Introduction: Superdiversity, policy and governance in Europe~Jenny Phillimore, Nando Sigona and Katherine TonkissManaging superdiversity? Examining the intercultural policy turn in Europe~Leila Hadj Abdou and Andrew GeddesMainstreaming in response to superdiversity? The governance of migration-related diversity in France, the UK and the Netherlands~Ilona van Breugel and Peter ScholtenMaking the most of super-diversity: Notes on the potential of a new approach~Tina MagazziniSuperdiversity and sub-national autonomous regions: Perspectives from the South Tyrolean case~Roberta Medda-WindischerTransmigration: The rise of flexible migration strategies as part of superdiversity~Dirk Geldof, Mieke Schrooten and Sophie WithaeckxSuperdiversity, multiculturalism and local policies: A study on European cities~Maurizio AmbrosiniIntegrating superdiversity in urban governance: The case of inner-city Lisbon~Nuno Oliveira and Beatriz PadillaUrban planning and the challenge of super-diversity~Simon PembertonSuperdiversity in the post-industrial city: a comparative analysis of backlash narratives in six European neighbourhoods~Ole Jensen