Governing European Cities: Social Fragmentation, Social Exclusion and Urban Governance

1. Social Fragmentation, Social Exclusion, and Urban Governance: An Introduction, Hans Thor Andersen and Ronald van Kempen. 2. European Urban Governance in Fragmented Societies, Jurgen Friedrichs and Jan Vranken. 3. Social Exclusion: The Importance of Context, Ronald van Kempen. 4. Unravelling the Social Strands of Poverty: Differentiation, Fragmentation, Inequality, and Exclusion, Jan Vranken. 5. Partnerships and Democracy: A Happy Couple in Urban Governance, Ingemar Elander and Maurice Blanc. 6. Global and Local Determinants of Social Exclusion; Amsterdam versus Rotterdam, Jack Burgers and Sako Musterd. 7. Spaces of Socialization and Social Network Competition: A Study of Neighbourhood Effects in Stockholm, Sweden, Roger Andersson. 8. Urban Revitalization Transforms Urban Governments: The Cases of Dortmund and Duisburg, Germany, Jurgen Friedrichs. 9. Income Inequalities and Socio-economic Segregation in Oslo: Governance by the Market. 10. The New Urban Politics of Europe: The Area-based Approach to Regeneration Policy, Hans Thor Andersen. 11. Urban Policies and Programmes against Social Exclusion and Fragmentation: Danish Experiences, Hans Kristensen. 12. Immigration to Vienna and Munich: Similarities and Differences, Heinz Fassmann and Ursula Reeger. 13. Decentralization and Urban Governance in Barcelona, Andres Walliser. 14. Urban Fragmentation and Revitalization Policies in France: A New Urban Governance in the Making, Claude Jacquier. 15. Urban Governance against Social Exclusion and Social Fragmentation: Some Final Remarks, Hans Thor Andersen and Ronald van Kempen.