Living with Difference in Europe: Making communities out of strangers in an era of super mobility and super diversity

We are witnessing unprecedented levels of mobility and population change within and beyond the European Union. In this context, it is argued that how we develop the capacity to live with difference is the key issue of the 21st century. In response, this research programme involved five inter‐linked projects which explored the extent and nature of everyday encounters with ‘difference’, by each collecting original data in the UK (a post‐colonial European state) and Poland (a post-communist European state). The findings provide an integrated evidence base that can be used to inform European policies and strategies for living with difference.

To find out more about the 5 workstreams within the project, as well as the PhD researchers attached to the project click here