Routledge - Convivialities: Urban Multicultures Book

In an era of rising anti-immigrant sentiment and challenges to multiculturalism, understanding how people live together is more important than ever. This academic collection explores the concept of the conviviality turn, examining how coexistence works within diverse urban environments. Drawing on real-world case studies from the UK, Europe, Australia, and Canada, this book investigates the daily practices and attitudes of people living in culturally diverse neighborhoods. It looks at how individuals negotiate a shared life amidst difference, moving beyond simple theories to look at actual social engagement. This text provides a critical look at urban multiculture and the ways people manage coexistence in modern society. It is an essential resource for those studying how social cohesion and diverse identities function in contemporary cities.