A truly welcoming and inclusive city is not just an aspiration-it is essential to the future of our increasingly diverse urban societies.
Yet too often, policy and practice lack the theoretical and research foundations needed for meaningful and effective implementation.
This book bridges this gap, offering an interdisciplinary framework grounded in empirical research and case studies from 12 UK cities and international partners. Engaging with key governance challenges, it explores how cities define and implement welcoming policies across multiple sectors.
Moving beyond critique, this book provides a constructive, action-oriented approach to integration and social cohesion. It will be essential reading for UK policy makers, regional leaders and scholars from sociology and political science to migration studies and urban governance.
Rezensionen / Stimmen
'A rich repository of practical examples from cities seeking to respond to the challenges of urban governance and inclusion.' Rupinder Parhar, Greater London Authority
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Höhe: 216 mm
Breite: 140 mm
Dicke: 18 mm
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978-1-4473-7843-3 (9781447378433)
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Jacqueline Broadhead is Director of the Global Exchange on Migration and Diversity at the Centre on Migration, Policy and Society, at the University of Oxford.
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University of Oxford
Introduction
1. Five Principles for the Welcoming City
2. Developing a Shared Narrative of Welcoming
3. Supporting and Driving Inclusive Economic Growth
4. Connecting Communities
5. Mainstreaming and Building Inclusive Public Services Throughout the City
6. Encouraging Civic Participation, Empowerment and Representation
7. Conclusion: Building the Welcoming City
