Chapter 2 The Concept of Diversity in Migration and Urban Studies

Chapter 3 Plurality, Cosmopolitanism, and Integration: The Dangers of Comparing the Incomparable

Chapter 4 From Guest Worker Migration to Transmigration: The German-Turkish Migratory Movements and the Special Role of Istanbul and the Ruhr

Chapter 5 A Forgotten Chapter of Regional Social History: The Polish Immigrants to the Ruhr 1870–1939

Chapter 6 From a Multiethnic Empire to Two National States: The Economic Activities of the Greek Orthodox Population of Istanbul, ca. 1870–1939

Chapter 7 Greek Orthodox Communities and the Formation of an Urban Landscape in Late Ottoman Istanbul

Chapter 8 The Turkish Migrant Economy in Dortmund—An Economy of Urban Diversity

Chapter 9 Residential Segregation of Turkish Migrants in the Ruhr Area—Reasons, Patterns and Policies

Chapter 10 European Istanbul and Its Enemies: Istanbul’s Working Class as the Constitutive Outside of the Modern/European Istanbul

Chapter 11 Urban Space and Gentrification in Istanbul in the Twentieth Century