1. Introduction: Migrants and Cities

by Ayse Caglar and Nina Glick SchillerPart I: Migration and Cities: Reframing the Topic2. The Urban Question and the Scale Question: Some Conceptual Clarifications

by Neil Brenner3. The Socioterritoriality of Cities: A Framework for Understanding the

Incorporation of Migrants in Urban Labor Markets

by Michael Samers4. Locality and Globality: Building a Comparative Analytical Framework in Migration and Urban Studies

by Nina Glick Schiller and Ayse CaglarPart II: Migrants as Scale Makers: Rescaling Urban Neighborhoods,

Cities, and Their Regions5. Scalar Positioning and Immigrant Organizations: Asian Indians and the Dynamics of Place

by Caroline B. Brettell6. Cities and the Social Construction of Hot Spots: Rescaling, Ghanaian Migrants, and the Fragmentation of Urban Spaces

by Rijk van Dijk7. Transnational Migration and Rescaling Processes: The Incorporation of Migrant Labor

by Ruba Salih and Bruno Riccio8. The Campaign for New Immigrants in Urban Regeneration: Imagining Possibilities and Confronting Realities

by Judith Goode9. Rescaling Processes in Two "Global" Cities: Festive Events as Pathways of Migrant Incorporation

by Monika Salzbrunn10. Downscaled Cities and Migrant Pathways: Locality and Agency without an Ethnic Lens

by Nina Glick Schiller and Ayse Caglar11. Remaking Locality: Uneven Globalization and Transmigrants' Unequal Incorporation

by Bela Feldman-Bianco12. Afterword: An Ethnographic View of Size, Scale, and Locality

by Gunther SchleeBibliography

Biographical Notes

Index