CITIES AND THE POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE. Multiculturalism and Diversity in Urban Planning

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Tables and Figures viii
4. Contributors x
5. CITIES AND THE POLITICS OF DIFFERENCE. Multiculturalism and Diversity in Urban Planning 1
6. 1. Cities and the Diversity Agenda in Planning 3
7. Part 1: Multicultural Praxis
8. 2. The Centrality of Liberal Democratic Values in a Multicultural Society 31
9. 3. The Incorporation of Multicultural Ethos in Urban Planning 58
10. 4. The Pragmatic Politics of Multicultural Democracy 87
11. 5. Multicultural Planning in Twenty-First-Century Britain 109
12. Part 2: Expanding the Boundaries of the Multicultural Discourse
13. 6. Planning for Sexual and Gender Minorities 135
14. 7. Planning in Native American Reservation Communities: Sovereignty, Conflict, and Political Pluralism 159
15. Part 3: Planning the Inclusive City
16. 8. Majority-Minority Cities: What Can They Teach Us about the Future of Planning Practice? 193
17. 9. Community Planning for Immigrant Integration 214
18. 10. Immigrant-Friendly Community Plans: Rustbelt Efforts to Attract and Retain Immigrants 236
19. Part 4: Designing the Multicultural City
20. 11. A Targeted Approach to Planning Socially Diverse Neighbourhoods 265
21. 12. Imagining the Future: The Role of Visual Arts in the Planning of Multicultural Communities 291
22. 13. Religious Clusters and Interfaith Dialogue 318
23. Part 5: Enhancing the Cultural Competence of Planners
24. 14. Negotiating Culture: Towards Greater Competency in Planning 343
25. 15. Educating Planners for a Cosmopolitan Society: A Selective Case Study of Historically Black Colleges and Universities 362
26. 16. Moving the Diversity Agenda Forward 388