Working Papers 2010
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- Schönwälder, Karen / Kofri, Christiane: Vielfältige Gesellschaft – homogene Parlamente? Einwanderer in den Räten von Nordrhein-Westfalens Großstädten (WP 10-17_de)
- Schönwälder, Karen / Kofri, Christiane: Diversity in Germany’s Political Life? Immigrants in City Councils (WP 10-17)
- Horstmann, Alexander: Confinement and Mobility: Transnational Ties and Religious Networking among Baptist Karen at the Thailand-Burma Border (WP 10-16)
- Vigneswaran, Darshan: Being like a State: Policing Space in Johannesburg (WP 10-15)
- Vorng, Sophorntavy: Samsaric Salvation: Prosperity Cults, Political Crisis, and Middle Class Aspirations in Bangkok (WP 10-14)
- Hüwelmeier, Gertrud: Socialist Cosmopolitanism Meets Global Pentecostalism: Charismatic Christianity Among Vietnamese Migrants after the Fall of the Berlin Wall (WP 10-13)
- van Ewijk, Anne R.: Diversity within police forces: a framework for comprehensive policy analysis (WP 10-12)
- Wessendorf, Susanne: Commonplace Diversity: Social Interactions in a Super-diverse Context (WP 10-11)
- Wale, Kim: Policing Racial Boundaries: University Students’ Interpretations of Race Relations in South Africa (WP 10-10)
- Nieswand, Boris: Nationalist Rituals and the Construction of Diaspora. The fiftieth anniversary of Ghanaian Independence in Berlin (WP 10-09)
- Sheffer, Gabriel: Integration Impacts on Diaspora-Homeland Relations (WP 10-08)
- Morawska, Ewa: Structuring Immigrants’ Civic-Political Incorporation into the Host Society: An Expanded Theoretical Model and Its Empirical Applications (WP 10-07)
- Vigneswaran, Darshan: Searching for Reconciliation: Policing, Injustice and Territoriality in Johannesburg (WP 10-06)
- Gamlen, Alan: International Migration Data and the Study of Super-Diversity (WP 10-05)
- Nowicka, Magdalena: Transcultural encounters of diversity – towards a research agenda. The case of Polish presence in the UK (WP 10-04)
- Riccio, Bruno: Cosmopolitan Ambitions and Everyday Practiced Citizenship. The Ambivalent Experiences of the Second Generation Associations in Bologna (Italy) (WP 10-03)
- Grillo, Ralph: Contesting Diversity in Europe: Alternative Regimes and Moral Orders (WP 10-02)
- Morawska, Ewa: Glocalization Effects of Immigrants’ Activities on the Host Society: An Exploration of a Neglected Theme (WP 10-01)
