“It presents a welcome contribution to the growing field of research moving beyond meta-analyses and anxious policy discourses, scrutinising the actual unfolding of relationships in increasingly diverse, small scale urban settings. … The book’s coherent style makes it accessible to a wide audience, including students and policy makers, and the content is relevant to various disciplines such as migration and urban studies or public policy. Intergroup relations and migrant integration in European cities is a recommended and captivating read.” (Sara Özogul, Journal of Housing and the Built Environment, Vol. 32, 2017)