Mainstreaming Integration Governance

Part I. Introduction

1. Introduction: Conceptualizing Mainstreaming in Integration Governance
Peter Scholten, Ilona Breugel

Part II. Empirical Chapters

2. Mainstreaming and Redefining the Immigrant Integration Debate in Old Migration Countries: A Case Study of France, the UK and theNetherlands
Patrick Simon, Mélodie Beaujeu

3. Mainstreaming by Accident in theNew-Migration Countries: The Role of NGOs in Spain and Poland
Ignacy Jóźwiak, María Sánchez-Domínguez, Daniel Sorando

4. Immigrant Integration Mainstreaming at the City Level
Ole Jensen

5. Immigrant Integration Mainstreaming atthe EU Level
Elizabeth Collett, Helen McCarthy, Meghan Benton

6. The Politics of Mainstreaming: The Rationale Behind Mainstreaming
Ilona Breugel, Peter Scholten

7. Mainstreaming in Practice: The Efficiencies and Deficiencies of Mainstreaming for Street-Level Bureaucrats
Ben Gidley, Peter Scholten, Ilona Breugel

Part III. Theoretical Reflections

8. The Dilution of theUltimate Goal? Lessons from Gender Mainstreaming
Petra Meier

9. Mainstreaming and Interculturalism’s Elective Affinity
Ricard Zapata-Barrero

10. Mainstreaming and Superdiversity: Beyond More Integration
Fran Meissner

Part IV. Conclusion

11. Conclusions
Peter Scholten, Ilona Breugel

12. Afterword: Mainstreaming, Classification, and Language
Dvora Yanow

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, Public Policy, Migration, Governance and Government, Politics and Gender