Cities and Immigration: A Reply |
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| Authors: | Avner de Shalit |
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| Affiliation: | Faculty of Social Sciences, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel |
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| Abstract: | In my book, Cities and Immigration, I suggest shifting responsibilities for the integration of immigrants from the state to the city level. The articles in this issue challenge some of my suggestions. I discuss these challenges with regard to three questions: should a city enjoy greater autonomy to decide who, and how many, immigrants should settle within its borders? Should immigrants enjoy local voting rights even before naturalization? And is there a morally preferable model for integrating immigrants into the city? |
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