Super-diversity has become the conceptual touchstone for a large body of research on
immigration in European societies. Evolving from the ideas sketched by Steven Vertovec in …

ABSTRACT In Western Europe, the children of Moroccan and Turkish migrants were found
to be significantly disadvantaged in the labour market. This ethnic gap was found to persist …

In the era of late or “liquid modernity”, we can observe the re-emergence of solid categories
in the form of nationalistic sentiments and cultural contrasts. The growing culturalist …

The European-born children of immigrants, often referred to as the second generation, play
an important role in the academic debate about integration and assimilation. The successful …

This article examines 'de-stigmatisation strategies' of Turkish-Dutch youth. Our in-depth
interviews and observations revealed three strategies to negotiate belonging in the …

The identity‐to‐politics link assumes that individuals who share a certain demographic
feature also share common political pursuits. This article critically examines that presumed …

This article analyses network organizations founded by descendants of Turkish migrants in
the Netherlands and France. By surveying members of two such organizations and …

Moving away from questions about immigrants' integration in various domains of the
receiving society, this study focuses on their practices and feelings. More specifically, it …

The emergence of middle‐classes that articulate their ethnic distinctiveness leads to
discomfort and bewilderment in many societies. This rejection arises from assimilationist …

In the context of increasingly 'culturalised'discourses on immigrant integration in Europe, this
article aims to contribute to a de-essentialised understanding of ethnic and religious identity …