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Cover 1 Author bio 2 Title 4 Copyright 5 Dedication 6 Contents 8 List of Figures 10 List of Tables 11 Introduction The Intercultural City: Exploring an Elusive Idea 12 Part I A Critical Analysis of the Intercultural City Framework 34 1. Contemporary Urban Space and the Intercultural City 36 2. Urban Policies and the Intercultural City: A Reflection on Norms and Contexts 50 3. Policy Dimensions of an Intercultural City 65 Part II Intercultural Cities? Evidence from Practice 74 4. The Means and Meaning of Interculturalism in Africa’s Urban Age 76 5. New Religious Spaces of Difference: Resources and Risks in the New Italian Religious Landscape 90 6. The Up-rooted City: Migrants Mapping Milan 100 7. Diversity and Interculturalism: A Critique and Defence. Going through Multi-ethnic Neighbourhoods in Rome 120 8. Intercultural Public Space and Activism: Learning from Toronto 133 9. Parent Café: A Right Way for Schools to Become a Truly Multicultural Space? 148 10. Creating Meaningful Contact: Boundaries and Bridges in the Intercultural City 164 11. Cultural Policy in Singapore: Cosmopolitan Competencies Asian Style 174 Conclusion: Toward a Just Intercultural City Space 187 Bibliography 19
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- Marconi, Giovanna; Ostanel, Elena;
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- EN
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