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The struggle to belong. Dealing with diversity in 21st century urban settings
July 7-9 2011
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

The RC21 2011 Conference will analyze how globalization and individualization have given rise to new forms of diversity – ethnic, religious, gender, sexual, class and otherwise – and new deliberations and conflicts over citizenship and belonging in urban settings in both the Global South and North. We want to know how people with diverse backgrounds locate themselves and others in new social hierarchies, how they struggle to create meaningful places, in what ways they develop strategies to belong, and with what consequences. Moreover, we aim to understand better what types of (new) policy responses and governance forms have developed to manage diversity in urban settings.

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