Dedication

pp iii-iv

Contents

pp v-v

List of figures and tables

pp vi-vii

Acknowledgements

pp viii-ix

List of abbreviations

pp x-x

Part One - Setting the scene

pp 1-2

One - Introduction

pp 3-16

Two - The nature of immigration into the UK and how it affects integration and social cohesion

pp 17-36

Three - The emergence of modern policies

pp 37-64

Four - Redefining integration and social cohesion

pp 65-80

Part Two - Moving up: migrant integration

pp 81-82

Five - Integration: an incomplete evidence base

pp 83-100

Six - Integration and employment

pp 101-128

Seven - Bumpy integration: children and schooling

pp 129-152

Eight - Portuguese and Tamils: case studies in the nuances of integration

pp 153-176

Nine - Irregular migration: the greatest integration challenge of all

pp 177-200

Part Three - Getting on: social cohesion, conflict and change

pp 201-202

Ten - Mainly about attitudes

pp 203-228

Eleven - Meeting and mixing in Peterborough, Wisbech and London

pp 229-254

Twelve - Transversal space, meaningful social contact and social cohesion

pp 255-274

Thirteen - Social cohesion and political leadership

pp 275-290

Part Four - Developing the capabilities of people and places

pp 291-292

Fourteen - Conclusions: new visions for integration and social cohesion

pp 293-306

A postscript on Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

pp 307-310

Appendices

pp 311-318

References

pp 319-342

Index

pp 343-346