商品描述
This open access book examines the rising challenges of managing diversity in European and Asian cities. It spotlights the roles of varied city makers - from urban leaders to migrant communities and civil society activists - in negotiating and transforming their city's diversity governance. The book brings together the contributions of urban studies and migration studies scholars, which offer rich empirical analyses on various European and Asian cities, such as Paris, Singapore, Barcelona, and Guangzhou. Adopting a comparative lens, the book presents a decentered understanding of 'super-diverse' cities, examining shifts in urban policy-making within different geographical contexts, with distinct patterns of migration and diversification. By advancing urban comparison as a research tool, it contributes to the contemporary discussions on the local turn of migration and diversity policies.
商品描述(中文翻譯)
這本開放存取的書籍探討了在歐洲和亞洲城市中管理多樣性所面臨的日益挑戰。它突顯了各種城市創造者的角色——從城市領導者到移民社區和公民社會活動家——在協商和改變其城市的多樣性治理中的作用。該書匯集了城市研究和移民研究學者的貢獻，提供了對巴黎、新加坡、巴塞隆納和廣州等多個歐洲和亞洲城市的豐富實證分析。通過採用比較的視角，該書呈現了對「超多樣性」城市的去中心化理解，檢視了在不同地理背景下城市政策制定的變化，並探討了不同的移民和多樣化模式。通過推進城市比較作為研究工具，它為當前有關移民和多樣性政策的地方轉向討論做出了貢獻。
作者簡介
Jérémie Molho is Senior Research Associate at the Canada Excellence Chair in Migration and Integration Program at Toronto Metropolitan University. His research focuses on the intersections of migration, urban change, and cultural governance in global cities. From 2023 to 2025, he has been Principal Investigator of Fostering Integration Through the Arts, a project exploring how community arts support newcomer integration in Toronto. Since 2024, he also has been leading Highly Skilled Migration in Global Cities, a SSHRC-funded study of the evolving motivations and experiences of hypermobile professionals across diverse urban contexts such as Istanbul, Doha, Singapore, and Toronto. He holds a PhD in Geography from the University of Angers and has held research positions at the European University Institute in Florence, and the National University of Singapore. Marie Gibert-Flutre is Associate Professor of Geography in the Department of East Asia Studies (LCAO)/CESSMA, at the Universiteì Paris Cité. Her research deals with the dynamics of public and private spaces in the production and appropriation of urban space in Asia. By critically exploring 'global Asia' from ordinary public spaces and neighborhoods, she turns in particular the traditional approach to 'global cities' upside down and contributes to a renewed conception of metropolization as a highly situated process, where forces at play locally are both intertwined and labile. As Principal Investigator, she currently manages the Ho Chi Minh City case study of the International SEANNET 2 (Southeast Asia Neighborhoods Network) research program: Communities of Learning, Research and Teaching Collaborative (funded by the Henry Luce Foundation). She has recently published the following books: Les envers de la métropolisation: Les ruelles de Ho Chi Minh Ville (Vietnam) (CNRS Edition, 2019) and Asian Alleyways: An Urban Vernacular in Times of Globalization (Amsterdam University Press, 2020), co-edited with Heide Imai. K. C. Ho is currently Head of Urban Studies at the Yale-NUS College, National University of Singapore. Trained as an urban sociologist at the University of Chicago, his research interests are in the political economy of cities, higher education, and youth. Recent higher education studies publications include "Internationalization and Education-Related Mobility in Asia-Pacific Universities" Oxford Handbook of Higher Education in the Asia-Pacific Region 2023, (first author), "Student mobilities in a contagion: (Im)mobilising higher education?" Geographical Research, 2021 (Ravinder Sidhu as first author), and "Conceptualizing the second education circuit for China's doctoral students in Asia", International Journal of Chinese Education, 2020 (Yun GE as first author).
作者簡介(中文翻譯)
Jérémie Molho 是多倫多大學城市大學的加拿大卓越移民與融合計畫的高級研究助理。他的研究專注於全球城市中移民、城市變遷和文化治理的交集。從 2023 年到 2025 年，他擔任「透過藝術促進融合」的首席研究員，該項目探討社區藝術如何支持新移民在多倫多的融合。自 2024 年起，他還領導「全球城市中的高技能移民」的研究，這是一項由 SSHRC 資助的研究，研究超移動專業人士在伊斯坦堡、多哈、新加坡和多倫多等多樣城市背景下的動機和經驗的演變。他擁有昂熱大學的地理學博士學位，並曾在佛羅倫斯的歐洲大學研究所和新加坡國立大學擔任研究職位。
Marie Gibert-Flutre 是巴黎城市大學東亞研究系（LCAO）/CESSMA 的地理學副教授。她的研究涉及亞洲城市空間的公共和私人空間在生產和佔有中的動態。通過批判性地探索「全球亞洲」的普通公共空間和社區，她特別顛覆了傳統的「全球城市」方法，並為都市化的重新概念化做出貢獻，將其視為一個高度情境化的過程，其中當地的力量既交織又不穩定。作為首席研究員，她目前負責國際 SEANNET 2（東南亞社區網絡）研究計畫的胡志明市案例研究：學習、研究和教學合作社群（由亨利·盧斯基金會資助）。她最近出版了以下書籍：《都市化的反面：胡志明市的巷弄》（越南）（CNRS 出版，2019）和《亞洲巷弄：全球化時代的城市方言》（阿姆斯特丹大學出版社，2020），與 Heide Imai 共同編輯。
K. C. Ho 目前是新加坡國立大學耶魯-新加坡大學的城市研究主任。他在芝加哥大學接受城市社會學的訓練，研究興趣包括城市的政治經濟、高等教育和青年。最近的高等教育研究出版物包括《亞太地區大學的國際化與教育相關流動性》收錄於《亞太地區高等教育牛津手冊 2023》（第一作者）、《在傳染中的學生流動性：（不）流動高等教育？》地理研究，2021（Ravinder Sidhu 為第一作者），以及《為中國博士生在亞洲概念化第二教育循環》，國際中國教育期刊，2020（Yun GE 為第一作者）。
