Negotiating cohesion, inequality and change

Focusing on the negotiation of complex issues such as diversity, inequality, and extremism, this book utilizes original empirical data to examine the interactions between local government officers and politicians regarding community cohesion policy. It delves into the challenges posed by migration, religion, class, and power dynamics, providing insights into how these difficult subjects are addressed in practice. The work's significance is underscored by its recognition with the BSA Philip Abrams Memorial Prize in 2014.