Table of Contents
Introduction, Ruud Koopmans and Paul StathamPart I: Conceptual ApproachesMigration and Ethnic Relations as a Field of Political Contention: An Opportunity Structure Approach, Ruud Koopmans and Paul StathamMulticulturalism and Political Integration in European Cities, John RexCitizenship, Multiculturalism and the Politics of Identity: Contemporary Dilemmas and Policy Agendas, John Solos and Liza SchusterPart II: National Approaches to Migration and Ethnic Relations PoliticsModels of Incorporation for Ethnic Minorities, Han EntzingerLegal Repression of Extreme-Right Parties and Racial Discrimination, Meindert FennemaMobilisation of Culture and the Reform of Citizenship Law: Germany and the United States, Christian JoppkeConflict, Consensus, and Policy Outcomes: Immigration and Integration in Germany and the Netherlands, Dietrich ThränhardtPart III: Migrant and Xenophobic Challenges to Migration and Ethnic Relations PoliticsChallenging the Liberal Nation-State? Postnationalism, Multiculturalism, and the Collective Claims-making of Migrants and Ethnic Minorities, Ruud Koopmans and Paul StathamReaping What They Sow: Institutions and Immigrant Political Participation in Western Europe, Patrick IrelandEthnic Minorities, Cities, and Institutions: A Comparison of the Modes of Management of Ethnic Diversity of a French and a British City, Romain GarbayeMajor Anti-Minority Riots and National Legislative Campaigns Against Immigrants in Britain and Germany, Roger KarapinEthnocentric Party Mobilisation in Europe: The Importance of the Three-dimensional Approach, Roger EatwellXenophobic Violence and Ethnic Conflict at the Local Level: Lessons from the Scandinavian Experience, Tore BjörgoPart IV: A Transnationalisation of Migration and Ethnic Relations PoliticsAntiracist Responses to European Integration, Cathie LloydImmigration and European Integration: New Opportunities for Transnational Mobilisation?, Adrian Favell and Andrew Geddes
