Professor Anna Triandafyllidou directs the Cultural Pluralism Research Area at the Global Governance Programme of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, in Florence, Italy. She is also Visiting Professor at the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium, and the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies.

• Multicultural Governance in a Mobile World: An IntroductionAnna TriandafyllidouPart I: What Has Changed?1. The Return of the National in a Mobile WorldAnna Triandafyllidou2. Reimagining the Nation, Migration and Citizenship: The Role of Cultural Institutions and New Institutional ResponsesPeggy Levitt3. Settlers or Movers? The temporality of past migrations, political inaction and its consequences, 1945–1985Jozefien De BockPart II: How Have People Responded?4. Mobilities Against Prejudice: Social Transnationalism and Attitudes Towards ImmigrationJustyna Salamonska5. Just Visiting? The Weakening of Social Protection in a Mobile WorldKeith Banting and Edward KoningPart III: How Have States Responded?6. Multiculturalism Without Citizenship? Will Kymlicka7. Multiculturalism on the Move: An Australian PerspectiveGeoffrey Brahm Levey8. Multicultural Citizenship and New MigrationsTariq ModoodPart IV: What Should We Do to Move Forward?9. The Migration-mobility Nexus: Rethinking Citizenship and Integration as ProcessesMatteo Gianni10. Raising Claims and Dealing With Claims in a ‘Mobile World’ of ‘Superdiversity’. Institutions and Policies of Accommodation Under PressureVeit Bader11. On the Reciprocal Subordination of Multiculturalism and Migration PoliciesSune Lægaard12. Multiculturalism and Temporary Migrant WorkersBouke de Vries13. Democratic Representation in Mobile SocietiesRainer Bauböck.

Professor Anna Triandafyllidou directs the Cultural Pluralism Research Area at the Global Governance Programme of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, in Florence, Italy. She is also Visiting Professor at the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium, and the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies.

• Multicultural Governance in a Mobile World: An IntroductionAnna TriandafyllidouPart I: What Has Changed?1. The Return of the National in a Mobile WorldAnna Triandafyllidou2. Reimagining the Nation, Migration and Citizenship: The Role of Cultural Institutions and New Institutional ResponsesPeggy Levitt3. Settlers or Movers? The temporality of past migrations, political inaction and its consequences, 1945–1985Jozefien De BockPart II: How Have People Responded?4. Mobilities Against Prejudice: Social Transnationalism and Attitudes Towards ImmigrationJustyna Salamonska5. Just Visiting? The Weakening of Social Protection in a Mobile WorldKeith Banting and Edward KoningPart III: How Have States Responded?6. Multiculturalism Without Citizenship? Will Kymlicka7. Multiculturalism on the Move: An Australian PerspectiveGeoffrey Brahm Levey8. Multicultural Citizenship and New MigrationsTariq ModoodPart IV: What Should We Do to Move Forward?9. The Migration-mobility Nexus: Rethinking Citizenship and Integration as ProcessesMatteo Gianni10. Raising Claims and Dealing With Claims in a ‘Mobile World’ of ‘Superdiversity’. Institutions and Policies of Accommodation Under PressureVeit Bader11. On the Reciprocal Subordination of Multiculturalism and Migration PoliciesSune Lægaard12. Multiculturalism and Temporary Migrant WorkersBouke de Vries13. Democratic Representation in Mobile SocietiesRainer Bauböck.

Professor Anna Triandafyllidou directs the Cultural Pluralism Research Area at the Global Governance Programme of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, in Florence, Italy. She is also Visiting Professor at the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium, and the Editor in Chief of the Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies.

• Multicultural Governance in a Mobile World: An IntroductionAnna TriandafyllidouPart I: What Has Changed?1. The Return of the National in a Mobile WorldAnna Triandafyllidou2. Reimagining the Nation, Migration and Citizenship: The Role of Cultural Institutions and New Institutional ResponsesPeggy Levitt3. Settlers or Movers? The temporality of past migrations, political inaction and its consequences, 1945–1985Jozefien De BockPart II: How Have People Responded?4. Mobilities Against Prejudice: Social Transnationalism and Attitudes Towards ImmigrationJustyna Salamonska5. Just Visiting? The Weakening of Social Protection in a Mobile WorldKeith Banting and Edward KoningPart III: How Have States Responded?6. Multiculturalism Without Citizenship? Will Kymlicka7. Multiculturalism on the Move: An Australian PerspectiveGeoffrey Brahm Levey8. Multicultural Citizenship and New MigrationsTariq ModoodPart IV: What Should We Do to Move Forward?9. The Migration-mobility Nexus: Rethinking Citizenship and Integration as ProcessesMatteo Gianni10. Raising Claims and Dealing With Claims in a ‘Mobile World’ of ‘Superdiversity’. Institutions and Policies of Accommodation Under PressureVeit Bader11. On the Reciprocal Subordination of Multiculturalism and Migration PoliciesSune Lægaard12. Multiculturalism and Temporary Migrant WorkersBouke de Vries13. Democratic Representation in Mobile SocietiesRainer Bauböck.