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Getting Into Local Power
The Politics of Ethnic Minorities in British and French Cities
Romain Garbaye (Author)
9781405126946, Wiley
Paperback / softback, published 28 November 2005
288 pages
22.9 x 15.2 x 2 cm, 0.435 kg
"This excellent book is a substantial contribution to the field bringing together the urban politics and race policy literatures in a fascinating comparative study. It is an interesting story, well told, and highly instructive for policy-makers and academics alike." "This study is important to our understanding of immigrants as political actors, and how national and local political systems shape their access and participation." "A very welcome addition to the literature on ethnic minority politics. Recommended reading for anyone … interested in ethnic minority political participation. Provides useful insights into the practice and operation of local politics in two very different political systems and as such should be recommended reading for anyone with an interest in local and urban politics in France and Britain."
Peter John, University of Manchester
Martin Schain, New York University
Dr Alistair Clark, University of Birmingham, Local Government Studies
This book presents a comparison of the patterns of ethnic minority politics in British and French city politics.
List of Maps. Foreword by Patrick Weil. Series Editors' Preface. Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1 Historical Instititionalism and the Comparison of Local Cases Strategies of Management of Ethnic Conflict and Historical Institutionalism. 2 The British Policy Framework: Liberal Citizenship Regime, Depoliticization and the Race-Relationism of British Cities. 3 The French Policy Framework: Planned Migration, Xenophobic Politics, and Durable Political Exclusion. 4 Birmingham: Inner-City Labour Politics and Pluri-Ethnic Government. 5 Lille: Machine Politics and Exclusion of Minorities in the French Municipal System. 6 Roubaix: Inclusion Through Neighbourhood Groups and an Open Municipal Game. Conclusion. Appendix: Interviews and Sources. Bibliography. Index.
Subject Areas: Politics & government [JP]
