Crossing the Neoliberal Line: Pacific Rim Migration and the Metropolis

Katharyne Mitchell

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Urban Planning and Governance Migration, Refugees, and Integration Spatial and Cultural Studies

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Acknowledgments 1. Introduction: Neo/Liberal Disjunctures 2. Vancouver Goes Global 3. The Spatial Logic and Limits of Multiculturalism 4. Disturbing the Liberal Territory of Land Governance 5. Domesticity, Race, and Uncanny Homes 6. Conclusion: The Urban Spatial Politics of Liberal Formations Notes Bibliography Index

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