Lived Diversities: Space, Place and Identities in the Multi-Ethnic City

LIVED DIVERSITIES\nContents\nAbout the authors\nAcknowledgements\n1. Introduction\n	The research agenda\n2. Bradford and Manningham: historical context and current dynamics\n	Bradford as a city context\n	Migration into Bradford\n	Manningham\n	The housing stock\n	Housing preferences\n	Conclusion\n3. Walking Manningham: streetscapes, soundscapes and the semiotics of the physical environment\n	Part One: An initial descriptive account\n	Part Two: Everyday encounters with the physical world\n	Conclusion\n4. Migratory waves and negotiated identities: the Polish population of Bradford\n	Polish migration into Britain\n	Migration and identity\n	New settlers and the established Polish community in Bradford: the trajectories of intra-group dynamics\n	Conclusion\n5. Manningham: lived diversity\n	Perceptions of Manningham\n	Negotiating alien territory beyond Manningham\n	Comfort zone, neighbourhood and norms\n	A brief methodological aside\n	Colour, race and ethnicity: identities and labels\n	Staying and going: the multiple dynamics of residence\n	Residence, diversity and change\n	Gendered space and the relationship of experience and framing discourse\n	Young men in context\n	Conclusion\n6. The car, the streetscape and inter-ethnic dynamics\n	Introduction\n	The car as object and symbol\n	Culture and ‘car culture’\n	The research background: a brief review of relevant literature\n	Cars in their social context\n	The co-evolution of the car and Bradford’s Pakistani community\n	Cars in context: descriptive accounts of the cultural incorporation of specific marques\n	Conclusion\n7. Conclusion: recognising diversity and planning for coexistence\n	Diversity, identity and perceptions\n	Similarity across difference\n	Gendered space reconsidered\n	Problematic Islam and gendered identities?\n	Multicultural coexistence in Manningham\n	Developing a model for equitable coexistence\nAppendix. Data collection\nBibliography\nIndex