Francesco Chiodelli is Associate Professor of Urban and Legal Geography at the University of Turin.Stefano Moroni is Professor in Planning at The Polytechnic University of Milan.

“This is a novel study of the key factors determining the ability of European cities to provide the growing diversity of their inhabitants with an environment for toleration and cooperation, rather than discrimination.” Aleksandar D. Slaev, Varna Free University

• 1. The Rules and Spaces of Diversity2. The Structural Diversity of Public and Private Spaces3. The Geography of Pluralism in Public Spaces4. The Geography of Pluralism in Private Spaces5. Pluralism, Urban Space and the Public Sphere6. Urban Planning and the Pluralistic City7. Conclusions: Spatial Spheres of Toleration

Francesco Chiodelli is Associate Professor of Urban and Legal Geography at the University of Turin.Stefano Moroni is Professor in Planning at The Polytechnic University of Milan.

“This is a novel study of the key factors determining the ability of European cities to provide the growing diversity of their inhabitants with an environment for toleration and cooperation, rather than discrimination.” Aleksandar D. Slaev, Varna Free University

• 1. The Rules and Spaces of Diversity2. The Structural Diversity of Public and Private Spaces3. The Geography of Pluralism in Public Spaces4. The Geography of Pluralism in Private Spaces5. Pluralism, Urban Space and the Public Sphere6. Urban Planning and the Pluralistic City7. Conclusions: Spatial Spheres of Toleration

Francesco Chiodelli is Associate Professor of Urban and Legal Geography at the University of Turin.Stefano Moroni is Professor in Planning at The Polytechnic University of Milan.

“This is a novel study of the key factors determining the ability of European cities to provide the growing diversity of their inhabitants with an environment for toleration and cooperation, rather than discrimination.” Aleksandar D. Slaev, Varna Free University

• 1. The Rules and Spaces of Diversity2. The Structural Diversity of Public and Private Spaces3. The Geography of Pluralism in Public Spaces4. The Geography of Pluralism in Private Spaces5. Pluralism, Urban Space and the Public Sphere6. Urban Planning and the Pluralistic City7. Conclusions: Spatial Spheres of Toleration