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“To our children who grew up while the book progressed: Emile J. Nicholls, Louise E. Nicholls, Imre D. Uitermark”
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We would like to thank Jennifer Robinson, Chris Pickvance, and Margit Mayer for constructive criticism and helpful suggestions. This book builds upon a series of articles we have published over the past couple of years. While the material in this book is by and large original, we have taken ideas, data, and some fragments from our articles published in Antipode (Uitermark and Nicholls 2014), Environment and Planning A (Nicholls 2011a; Uitermark et al. 2012), the International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (Uitermark et al. 2005; Uitermark 2014), the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (Nicholls and Uitermark 2013; Nicholls et al. 2016), Theory and Society (Nicholls 2014), Political Geography (Nicholls 2016), a book chapter (Uitermark et al. 2014), Walter Nicholls’s The DREAMers: How the Undocumented Youth Movement Transformed the Immigrant Rights Debate (2013), and Justus Uitermark’s Dynamics of Power in Dutch Integration Politics (2012).