Interculturalism in Cities

Edited by Ricard Zapata-Barrero, Interdisciplinary Research Group on Immigration (GRITIM-UPF), Department of Political and Social Sciences,Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain

‘This is a fascinating book that opens the door to a theoretical and practical understanding of interculturalism in cities. . .a fine, cogent resource for anyone who wants to understand interculturalism in cities at this particularly tense time in history.’

• Contents:Introduction: Framing the Intercultural TurnRicard Zapata-BarreroPART I FROM CONCEPT TO POLICY1. Interculturalism: Main Hypothesis,Theories and StrandsRicard Zapata-Barrero2. Interculturalism: A Policy Instrument Supporting Social Inclusion?Tiziana Caponio and Roberta Ricucci3. Interculturalism in Montréal and Barcelona François Rocher4. Meet me on the Corner? Shaping the Conditions for Cross-cultural Interaction in Urban Public SpacePhil Wood5. Implementing Intercultural PoliciesTed CantlePART II FROM POLICY TO IMPLEMENTATION6. European Intercultural Mindset – What can the Attitudes and Perceptions of Europeans on Intercultural Dialogue, Integration and Discrimination Tell the Local PolicymakersAnna Ludwinek7. Measuring Intercultural Policies: The Example of the Intercultural Cities IndexAndrea Wagner8. Intercultural Integration: A New Paradigm for Managing Diversity as an AdvantageIrena Guidikova9. Assessing the Capacity of the Media to Reflect Diversity and Promote Migrant IntegrationAnna Triandafyllidou and Iryna Ulasiuk10. Measuring Outcomes: Youth and Interculturalism in the ClassroomAllison HarellPART III CONCLUSIONS: THREE BUILDING BLOCKS FOR TAKING INTERCULTURALISM SERIOUSLYRicard Zapata-BarreroINDEX