Introduction to Immigrant Incorporation Studies

Jan Rath is professor or urban sociology and associated with the Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies (IMES) and the Center for urban Studies at the University of Amsterdam. Marco Martiniello is research director of the National Fund for Scientific Research (FRS-FNRS) and Director of the Center for Ethnic and Migration Studies (CEDEM) at the University of Liege, Belgium.

• Introduction 1 Immigrant Incorporation Studies in Europe: An Introduction Marco Martiniello and Jan Rath Theoretical Perspectives 2 Citizenship Theories and Migration Thomas Faist and Peter Kivisto 3 Assimilation Richard Alba and Victor Nee 4 Multicultural Models John Eade and Paul Ruspini 5 Race, Racism and Class John Solomos Immigrant Incorporation in Action 6. Challenges in the Education of Migrant Children: Creating opportunities for new citizens Martha Montero-Sieburth 7. How to understand the incorporation of immigrants in European labour markets Michael Samers 8 Immigrant entrepreneurship Robert Kloosterman and Jan Rath 9 Immigrants' political incorporation Irene Bloemraad and Floris Vermeulen 10 Health Milena Chimienti, David Ingleby and Sandro Cattacin 11 Religion Valerie Amiraux 12 From others to artists? Immigrant and ethnic minority art Wiebke Sievers Regulation of Immigrant Incorporation 13 Welfare states and incorporation strategies Patrick Ireland 14 Between national and local integration policies Han Entzinger and Peter Scholten Epilogue Beyond Immigrant Integration Debates and Policies: A European Union Multicultural Citizenship? Marco Martiniello

"Truly excellent and extremely useful... a superb introduction to international migration studies. This well-designed collection of essays by first-rate scholars goes well beyond the textbook level. It provides the most up-to-date review of migration theories and of major types of moves.” - Joaquín Arango, Professor of Sociology, Complutense University of Madrid. "Many of the most eminent scholars of international migration are represented in this volume. Anchored in the European experience of post-war migration, but with essays that extend far beyond, readers will benefit from up-to-date and reflective essays on the key topics in the field.” - Robin Cohen , Emeritus Professor and former Director, International Migration Institute, University of Oxford