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Cover The Politics of Social Cohesion: Immigration, Community, and Justice Copyright Contents Preface 1: Introduction 1.1 Immigration, Integration, and Social Cohesion 1.2 Methods, Principles, and Facts 1.3 Overview of the Book Part I: Identity, Social Cohesion, and Justice 2: National Identities and Nation-building 2.1 Nation-building, Shared Values, and Cohesive Societies 2.2 United Kingdom 2.3 Denmark 2.4 France 2.5 Canada 2.6 National Models and Policies 3: Social Cohesion and Identity 3.1 Understanding Social Cohesion 3.2 Social Cohesion: What and Why? 3.3 Trust 3.4 Solidarity 3.5 Social Cohesion and Social Justice 3.6 The Identity Thesis 3.7 Community Conceptions 4: Social Justice 4.1 Equality 4.2 Liberty 4.3 Equality of Opportunity 4.4 Luck Egalitarianism 4.5 Luck Egalitarianism and Cultural and Religious Opportunities 4.6 Equality and the Rights of Immigrants 4.7 From Equality to Multiculturalism 4.8 Objections to Multiculturalism 4.9 Barry on Group-differentiated Rights Part II: Immigration 5: Immigration and the Progressive’s Dilemma 5.1 On the Progressive’s Dilemma 5.2 The Social Cohesion Argument for Restrictive Immigration Policies 5.3 Diversity and Trust 5.4 Trust and Moderating Factors 5.5 Diversity and Solidarity 5.6 Solidarity and Moderating Factors 5.7 Explaining the Impact of Diversity 5.8 Implications for Policy 6: Global Justice 6.1 Equality and Immigration 6.2 On the Scope of Egalitarian Justice 6.3 Two Objections to Global Scope 6.4 Restrictions on Scope I: Nationalism 6.5 Restrictions on Scope II: Statism 6.6 Global Egalitarianism and the Social Cohesion Argument for Restrictive Immigration Policies 6.7 Migration for Global Equality 6.8 Brain Drain 6.9 Sustainable Welfare States 6.10 Solidarity and In-group Bias 6.11 Policy Alternatives and their Efficiency 6.12 The Return of the Progressive’s Dilemma? Part III: Integration 7: Nationalism 7.1 Integration and Community Conceptions 7.2 The Claims of Nationalism 7.3 The National Identity Argument 7.4 Nation-building Policies and the Requirements of Justice 7.5 Theorizing the Causality of a National Identity 7.6 Empirically Testing the National Identity Argument 7.7 Do National Identities Promote Social Cohesion? A Danish Study 7.8 National Identities in Scandinavia 8: Liberalism 8.1 Liberalism and Community-building 8.2 Liberal Tensions 8.3 A Rawlsian Theory of Social Cohesion 8.4 Indirect Institutional Effects 8.5 Indirect Distributional Effects 8.6 Direct Value Effects 8.7 The Boundary Problem 8.8 Polity Patriotism 8.9 Republicanism 9: Multiculturalism 9.1 Multiculturalism and Community-building 9.2 Causal Explanations I: Can Multiculturalism Be Expected to Promote Social Cohesion? 9.3 Causal Explanations II: Can Multiculturalism Be Expected to Drive Down Social Cohesion? 9.4 Multiculturalism and Segregation 9.5 Testing the Impact of Multicultural Policies 9.6 Direct Value Effects of Multiculturalism 9.7 Summary References Index