The International Metropolis Project is a forum for bridging research, policy and practice on migration and diversity.
The Project aims to enhance academic research capacity, encourage policy-relevant research on migration and diversity issues,
and facilitate the use of that research by governments and non-governmental organizations.
Visit the website of Metropolis’ newest partner FOCAL promotes good governance, economic prosperity and social
justice, basing our work on principles of intellectual integrity,
racial diversity and gender equality.
Metropolis North America, a new
policy-research initiative Overall, Metropolis North America seeks to enhance our understanding of migration within the North American continent. Our intention is to examine migration and diversity within the continent as opposed to migration to North America from elsewhere in the world and as opposed to migration between any pairs of the three North American states.
Mapping Social Cohesion 2009:
The Scanlon foundations surveys: Mapping Social Cohesion 2009 is a report on the second round of an extremely important longitudinal survey of social cohesion in Australia, funded by the Scanlon Foundation, and directed by Professor Andrew Markus of Monash University in Melbourne. The first report was released in 2007 at the International Metropolis Conference in Melbourne
