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1 Supported b› TŠe eran MarsŠaŽŽ Fund of tŠe Un‹ted States Toda›, a grow‹ng oveent of c‹t‹es and un‹c‹paŽ‹t‹es ‹n tŠe U recogn‹œ‹ng tŠe econo‹c and soc‹aŽ benef‹ts of beco‹ng weŽco‹ng coun‹t‹es and foster‹ng a owever, ‹f c‹t‹es are to succeedattract‹ng newcoers, but on engag‹ng tŠe and tŠe rece‹v‹ng co Welcoming2 eŽco‹ng C‹t‹es: Fra‹ng tŠe Conversat‹on Toda›, a grow‹ng oveent of c‹t‹es and un‹c‹paŽ‹t‹es ‹n tŠe Un‹ted States and Europe are recogn‹œ‹ng tŠe econo‹c and soc‹aŽ benef‹ts of beco‹ng weŽco weŽco‹ng cuŽture. Part‹cuŽarŽ› ‹n tŠe U.S., tŠese c‹t‹es are contr‹but‹ng to an ‹ncreas‹ng recogn‹t‹on on ‹s a force tŠat can be Ževeraged for pos‹t‹ve cŠange and deveŽopent, ratŠer tŠan onŽ› a probŽe tŠat ust be soŽved. ncreas‹ngŽ›, c‹t‹es are deveŽop‹ng weŽco‹ng agendas tŠat Žoo to attract and reta‹n a gŽobaŽ worforce and aš‹econo‹c deveŽopent and growtŠ o‹ng. n do‹ng so, tŠe› see to pos‹t‹on tŠeseŽves favorabŽ› ‹n tŠe new gŽobaŽ econo›, and see a weŽco‹ng cŽ‹ate as a cr‹t‹caŽ asset. owever, ‹f c‹t‹es are to succeed ‹n tŠe‹r weŽco‹ng efforts, tŠe› ust focus on ore tŠan Œust attract‹ng newcoers, but on engag‹ng tŠe and tŠe rece‹v‹ng coun‹t› togetŠer and offer‹ng wa›s to reconc‹Že concerns on botŠ s‹des. AŽtŠougŠ prec‹seŽ› def‹n‹ng a weŽco‹ng cuŽture and coun‹t› w‹ŽŽ be tŠe subŒect of future wor, tŠ‹s paper suggests tŠat a weŽco‹ng coun‹t›, ‹n ‹ts broadest sense, ‹s one tŠat ‹s not ereŽ› toŽerant of newcoers and cuŽturaŽ d‹verse coun‹t‹es, but act‹veŽ› sees toe tŠe‹r contr‹but‹ons and assets for tŠe benef‹t of aŽŽ ‹n tŠe coun‹t›. eŽco‹ng efforts and strateg‹es can be deveŽoped on severaŽ ŽeveŽs: 1Ȍ on tŠe ‹nd‹v‹duaŽ ŽeveŽ, foster‹ng greater utuaŽ understand‹ng and respect aong ‹nd‹v‹duaŽ res‹dents b› creat‹ng opportun‹t‹es for d‹rect contact between ‹‹grant and Žong‐ter res‹dents; 2Ȍ on tŠe ‹nst‹tut‹onaŽ ŽeveŽ, engag‹ng a w‹de range of organ‹œat‹ons and tŠe‹r Žeaders, fro tŠe bus‹ness coun‹t›, fa‹tŠ coun‹t›, coun‹t›â€based organ‹œat‹ons, and ed‹a outŽets; and 3Ȍ on tŠe ŽocaŽ gov‹ng poŽ‹c‹es and pract‹ces for tŠe benef‹t of tŠe wŠoŽe coun‹t›. TŠ‹s paper w‹ŽŽ d‹scuss tŠe ‹perat‹ve for weŽco‹ng coun‹t‹es, and outŽ‹ne soe of tŠe researcŠ and ešper‹ences tŠat are Žead‹ng c‹t‹es to pursue a ore strateg‹c and copreŠens‹ve approacŠ. t s tŠat are needestrateg‹c roadap tŠat w‹ŽŽ ŠeŽpand create weŽco‹ng coun‹t‹es. Welcoming2 TŠe worŽd ‹s on tŠe ove. ‹grat‹on and settŽeent are grow‹ng ‹n scaŽe and ‹portance, ‹nfŽuenc‹ng tŠe pubŽ‹c spŠere ‹n new wa›s. M‹grat‹on ‹s aŽso acŠ‹ev‹ng recogn‹t‹on baŽ deveŽopent agendas, and, ‹ncreas‹ngŽ›, as a force tŠat can contr‹bute pos‹t‹veŽ› to Š‹Že undoubtedŽ› a acro ‹ssue, tŠe ‹pact of ‹‹grat‹on, as weŽŽ as tŠe cŠaŽŽenges and opportun‹t‹es ‹t oundŽ› at tŠe ŽocaŽ ŽeveŽ. TŠe c‹t‹es and towns wŠere ‹‹grants settŽe are tŠe pŽaces ost deepŽ› affected b› cŠanges tŠat are naturaŽ to an› coun‹t› ‹n trans‹t‹on – but tŠat are part‹t‹es wŠere Žanguage, cuŽture, and contešt a› becoe ‹ncreas‹ngŽ› unfa‹Ž‹ar for ‹‹grants and nat‹ves aŽ‹e. C‹t‹es and ŽocaŽ coun‹t‹es are aŽso tŠe pŽaces best s‹tuated to reap tŠe rewards of tŠe uŽt‹â€faceted contr‹but‹ons ade b› ‹‹grants. A grow‹ng bod› of researcŠ po‹nt‹ng to tŠe econo‹c contr‹but‹ons of ‹‹grants ‹s ‹ncreas‹ngŽ› a‹ng tŠe case tŠat c‹t‹es tŠat attract ‹‹grants and new, gŽobaŽ taŽent can create po and copet‹t‹veness. TŠ‹s ng for c‹t‹es w‹tŠ decŽ‹n‹ng or ag‹ng popuŽat‹ons. And, tŠougŠ dur‹ng t‹es of econo‹c d‹stress and Š‹gŠ unepŽo›ent ‹t a› put as‹de tŠe ‹ssue of ‹‹grat‹on, ‹t ‹s ‹n fact dur‹ng tŠese e taes on even greater ‹portance – botŠ because a ore weŽco‹ng approacŠ can offer new soŽut‹ons to rev‹ve stagnant econo‹es, and because tŠe fŽasŠpo‹nts tŠat are provoed b› ant‹â€‹‹grant sent‹ent are ešacerbated, and arguabŽ› best addressed, dur‹ng t‹es of d Toda›, a grow‹ng oveent of c‹t‹es and un‹c‹paŽ‹t‹es ‹n tŠe Un‹ted States and Europe are ebrac‹ng a new v‹s‹on of ‹‹grants, and turn‹ng tŠe‹r focus to foster‹ng weŽco‹ng coun‹t‹es. ncreas‹ngŽ›, poŽ‹c› aers are see‹ng ‹‹grat‹on as a force tŠat can be Ževeraged for pos‹t‹ve cŠange and deveŽopent, ratŠer tŠan as a probŽe tŠat ust be sant‹ng to cap‹taŽ‹œe on tŠ‹s potent‹aŽ, tŠe› are deveŽop‹ng new agendas tŠat see to attract and reta‹n newterpo‹nt to tŠe dracon‹an ŽocaŽ easures be‹ng ‹pŽeented ‹n pŽaces sucŠ as AŽabaa and Ar‹œona. Š‹Že ost t‹on‐reŽated easures d‹rectŽ› tae on tŠe ‹ssue of ‹‹grant ŽegaŽ status, tŠe creat‹on of weŽco‹ng agendas can offer a broader frae tŠat can epower aŽŽ c‹t‹es and coun‹t‹es to recogn‹œe tŠat tŠe› are strongest wŠen ever›one wŠo Ž‹ves ‹n tŠe feeŽs weŽcoe. Š‹Že a pro‹s‹ng new parad‹g, and one tŠat aes sense ‹n tŠe 21 centur› econo›, tŠ‹s new approacŠ to foster‹ng ore weŽco‹ng, ‹‹grant‐fr‹endŽ› coun‹t‹es sŠouŽd be entered ‹nto w‹tŠ ‹ntent‹on. TŠ‹s paper w‹ŽŽ d‹scuss Šow ‹‹grants contr‹bute to tŠe econo‹c and soc‹aŽ v‹branc› of c‹t‹es. n order for c‹t‹es and coun‹t‹es to fuŽŽ› reap tŠese benef‹ts, Šowever, tŠe› PoŽ‹c› aers are see‹ng ‹‹grat‹on as a force tŠat can be probŽe tŠat ust be soŽved. Welcoming3 ust ešpŽore tŠe an› d‹ens‹onsunfounded or not, tŠe fears and concerns of Žong‐t‹e res‹dents. f c‹t‹es are to succeed ‹n Ževerag‹ng tŠe‹r greatest asset – tŠe‹r d‹verse popuŽat‹on – tŠe› ust focus on ore tŠan Œust but on engag‹ng tŠe and tŠe rece‹v‹ng coun‹t› togetŠer. For tŠ‹s reason, ‹ntegrat‹on, ‹nt acŠ‹ev‹ng a ore weŽco‹ng c‹toutcoes ‹n tŠe‹r own r‹gŠt. n Ž‹gŠt of rap‹d deograpŠ‹c cŠange, we cannot ‹gnore tŠe need to erstand‹ng and cooperat‹on between newcoers and Žong‐t‹e UŽt‹ateŽ›, ‹ntegrat‹on and weŽco‹ng cannot rea‹n ‹ssues tŠat are cons‹dered b› a few, but tŠat ‹pact us aŽŽ. As a gŽobaŽ ‹ssue, tŠere ‹s an opportun‹t› for transatŽant‹c Žearn‹ng. At tŠe ŽocaŽ ŽeveŽ, tŠere ‹s a need to br‹ng to tŠe tabŽe a‹nstrea partners, un‹coun‹t›, fa‹tŠ and educat‹on sectors, and coun‹t› res‹dents, aŽŽ of wŠo w‹ŽŽ pŽa› an ‹ntegraŽ roŽe ‹n def‹n‹ng wŠat weŽco‹ng eans and Šow ‹t can be reaŽ‹œeTŠ‹s paper w‹ŽŽ d‹scuss tŠe ‹perat‹ve for weŽco‹ng coun‹t‹eand ešper‹ences tŠat are Žead‹ng c‹t‹es to ebrace tŠe banner opŽeented. F‹naŽŽ›, ‹t w‹ŽŽ better def‹ne wŠat ‹t eans to be a successfuŽ weŽco‹ng coun‹t›. Š‹Že tŠe ‹perat‹ve a› be onversat‹on bu‹Žds on tŠe wor of nuerous researcŠers, poŽ‹c›aers, and pract‹t‹oners wŠo Šave been p‹oneers ‹n def‹n‹ng tŠe eŽeents of weŽco‹ng, ‹ntegrated, ‹ntercuŽturaŽ, and coŠes‹ve coun‹t‹es. e Šope t CommunitiesAmericaresidentscitizenship,oldfearsWelcomeDayton n botŠ tŠe Un‹ted States and Europe, tŠe Žast twent› ›ears Šave w‹tnessed a draat‹c r‹se ‹n tŠe ‹‹grant popuŽat‹on. Between 1ͻͻ‐ and 2‐1‐, tŠe fore‹gn‐born popuŽat‹on of tŠe Un‹ted States rougŠŽ› doubŽed ‹n nuber, becae ore d‹verse ‹n ters of countr› of or‹g‹n, and ore d‹spersed geograpŠ‹caŽŽ›. n Europe, tŠe aŒor‹t› of popuŽat‹on growtŠ Šas been fueŽed b› ‹‹grat‹on, and b› 2‐6‐ tŠe proport‹on of tŠe popuŽat‹on coposed of ‹grants and tŠe‹r descendants ‹s ešpected Welcoming4 WelcomingCitiestheNewsMed‹a ‹n tŠe U.S. Šas of Žate been f‹ŽŽed w‹tŠ tŠe stor‹es of DzweŽco‹ngdz c‹t‹es, part‹cuŽarŽ› because tŠe› see to refŽect a turn‹ng t‹de of sent‹ent. Aong tŠe Žatest ŠeadŽ‹nes: Aga‹nst tŠe gra‹n, Dayton,Ohio, ebraces ‹‹grants ‐ CNN Tucson becoes an ' ‹grant eŽco‹ng C‹t›' ‹grants eŽcoe:Baltimore, otŠer c‹t‹es tae new approacŠ New co‹ttee wors to St.Louis for ‹‹grants ... RaŠ ants a More ‹grant Fr‹endŽ› Chicago t ‹s our v‹ew tŠat tŠese c‹t‹es are s‹pŽ› tŠe earŽ› adobecoe a ucŠ Žarger oveent. TŠese draat‹c cŠanges Šave created unprecedented new d›na‹cs and pressures tŠat are affect‹ng un‹c‹paŽ governents Šaped b› ‹‹grat‹on. Even wŠere ‹‹grant growtŠ Šas sŽowed, coun‹t‹es are contend‹ng w‹tŠ ‹ntegrat‹ng newcoers; an› of tŠese pŽaces Šave onŽ› recentŽ› becoe new ‹‹grant dest‹nat‹ons. For a Žarge nuber of coun‹t‹es, tŠ‹s cŠange Šas o furtŠer tŠan AŽabaa, Ar‹œona, or Pr‹nce ‹ŽŽ‹a Count›, V‹rg‹n‹a to see Šow tens‹ons spared b› tŠe presence of newcoers can qu‹cŽ› Žead to fear and d‹v‹s‹veness. Even ‹n coun‹t‹es w‹tŠ a Žong trad‹t‹on of ‹‹grat‹on and nuerous serv‹ces a‹ed at support‹ng ‹‹grant success, tŠere can be cŠaŽŽenges – even confŽ‹ct ‐ wŠen Žong‐t‹e res‹dents and ‹‹grants see eacŠ otŠer as adversar‹es, ratŠer tŠan as ne‹gŠbors. n contrast to otŠer poŽ‹c› arenas, tŠe often eot‹onaŽ response st‹rred b› ‹‹grat‹on and ‹ts ontešt Šave ade ‹t a copŽeš and st‹c› area for un‹c‹paŽ tŠat, too, ‹s cŠang‹ng. Fro Stuttgart, eran› to Da›ton, OŠ‹o, an eerg‹ng oveent of c‹t‹es ‹s cŠang‹ng course b› deveŽop‹ng agendas tŠat see to copete ‹‹grants, ratŠer tŠan copete to dr‹ve tŠe awa›. TŠese c‹t‹es and tŠe‹r new weŽco‹ng agendas art‹cuŽate tŠat tŠe presence and ‹ntegrat‹on of newcoers ‹s not a tŠreat, but ratŠer a s‹gn‹f‹cant opportun‹t› for pos‹t‹ve deveŽopent and growtŠ tŠat can benef‹t not Œust ‹‹grants, but tŠe n tŠe C‹t› of CŠ‹cago, Ma›or RaŠ EanueŽ estabŽ‹sŠed ‹n 2‐11 an Off‹ce of New Aer‹cans, and set a goaŽ for CŠ‹cago to becoe tŠe ost Dz‹‹grant‐fr‹endŽ› c‹t› ‹n tŠe worŽd.dz DzTŠrougŠout ‹ts Š‹stor›, CŠ‹cago Šas benef‹ted fro tŠe ‹easurabŽe econo‹c contr‹but‹ons of ‹ts ‹‹grant popuŽat‹ons, and fro tŠe v‹brant ne‹gŠborŠoods tŠe› ŠeŽped to create,dz sa›s AdoŽfo ernandeœ, D‹rector of CŠ‹cagoǯs Off‹ce of New Aer‹cans. DzToda›, CŠ‹cagoǯs ‹‹grants rea‹n cruc‹aŽ dgrowtŠ and cuŽturaŽ v‹taŽ‹t›. As we bu‹Žd a tŠr‹v‹ng 21st centur› econo›, we ust worreta‹n ‹‹grants b› ŠeŽp‹ng tŠe to succeed and grow ‹n a safe and weŽco‹ng c‹t›.dz New or C‹t› Ma›or M‹cŠaeŽ BŽooberg Šas aŽso sŠared tŠ‹s pos‹t‹ve v‹ew, proudŽ› decŽar‹ng New or to be tŠe worŽdǯs ost ‹‹grant‐fr‹endŽ› c‹t›. n Detro‹t, tŠe ŽobaŽ Detro‹t ‹n‹t‹at‹ve ‹s aŽso estabŽ‹sŠ‹ng tŠe connect‹on between ‹‹grant success and Detro‹tǯs econo‹c future. And ‹n Boston, tŠe Ma›orǯs Off‹ce of over a decade ago – Šas wored to support ‹‹grants and Š‹gŠŽ‹gŠt tŠe‹r Welcoming5 Š‹Že an› of tŠese urban centers Šave Žong benef‹ted fro tŠe‹benef‹t of attract‹ng ‹‹grants tŠat ars a new patŠ. n add‹t‹on to tŠese Žong‐stand‹ng ‹‹grant gatewa›s, tŠe past few ›ears Šave aŽso seen a grow‹ng cŠorus aong saŽŽer and newer or forer gatewa›s, wŠ‹cŠ Žends added s‹gn‹f‹cance to tŠ‹s oveent. n 2‐11, tŠe c‹t› of Da›ton, OŠ‹o ade nat‹onaŽ ŠeadŽ‹nes wŠen ‹t pubŽ‹sŠed ‹ts eŽcoe Da›ton pŽan. Nuerous coun‹t‹es Šave s‹nce approacŠed un‹c‹paŽ ŽeatŠe‹r pŽan. Da›ton C‹t› Manager T‹ R‹ordanǯs coents ‹n a ŽocaŽ news report refŽect wŠ› otŠer c‹t‹es ougŠt to tae ‹nterest: " ‹grants are ore tŠan tw‹ce as Ž‹eŽ› as otŠer c‹t‹œens to becoe entrepreneurs and create Œobs. e want to ae ever› effort we can to not onŽ› attract ore of tŠese creat‹ve and ‹ndustr‹ous peopŽe, but aŽso to encourage tŠe to sta› ‹n our coun‹t› and pŽant deep roots for tŠe future."BaŽt‹ore, Mar›Žand aŽso recentŽ› decŽared ‹tseŽf a weŽco‹ng c‹t›. On Nat‹onaŽ PubŽ‹c Rad‹o, Ma›or RawŽ‹ngs‐BŽae d‹scussed tŠe benef‹ts. recruitedtheyhaveindividuals.memberscommunitythatschoolarewin…….Peopleunderstandstrategythatchoosingnot been wor‹ng w‹tŠ coun‹t‹es across tŠe U.S. – currentŽ› ‹n Žeaders ‹n ‹n‹t‹at‹ves tŠat foster utuaŽ understand‹ng and respect between ‹‹grants and non‐‹‹grants. n tŠe past e‹gŠteen ontŠs, eŽco‹ng Aer‹caǯs aff‹Ž‹ates ‹n s‹š states and eŽeven coun‹t‹es Šave passed eŽco‹ng ResoŽut‹ons ‐ foraŽ procŽaat‹ons b› eŽected Žeaders tŠat art‹cuŽate openness to ‹cŽaat‹ons are aŽso ‹portant steps toward creat‹ng ore act‹onabŽe and copreŠensŠ‹Že tŠ‹s grow‹ng oveent a› Šave part‹cuŽar resonance ‹n tŠe U.S. because of ‹ts sŠarp paŽ responses to ‹‹grat‹on, ‹t ‹s ‹n fact part of a ore gŽobaŽ weŽco‹ng trend. n Canada, for ešapŽe, tŠe eŽco‹ng Coun‹t‹es n‹t‹at‹ve br‹ngs togetŠer acade‹c, governent and coun‹t›â€based organ‹œat‹ons to proote tŠe ‹ntegrat‹on of ‹‹grants and ‹nor‹t‹es across Ontar‹o. C‹t‹es of M‹grat‹on, an ‹nternat‹onaŽ proŒect tŠat sŠares ešceŽŽence and ‹nnovat‹on ‹n ‹‹grant ‹ntegrat‹on, Šas cop‹ŽeŽeadersŠ‹p and good pract‹ce fro c‹t‹es tŠat are wor‹ng to bu‹Žd a weŽco‹ng cuŽture ‹n 2‐ a, Europe, and AustraŽas‹a. Welcoming6 pŽes of targeted coun‹t› efforts ‹n vaare prov‹ded ‹n AttacŠent 1. Welcoming integrating higherTŠe coents fro c‹t› Žeaders sŠared ‹n tŠe prev‹ous sect‹on are focused squareŽ› on Šow weŽco‹ng agendas Žead to econo‹c benef‹ts, and r‹gŠtŽ› so; a ‹dent‹f‹ed tŠe pos‹t‹ve econo‹c ‹pact of ‹‹grants on ŽocaŽ coun‹t‹es and ‹s ore f‹rŽ› estabŽ‹sŠ‹ng tŠe connect‹ons between ‹‹grant growtŠ and econo‹c growtŠ. Š‹Že ‹t ‹s true tŠat ‹‹grants are often attracted to tŠose pŽaces ešper‹enc‹ng econo‹c growtŠ, ‹t ‹s aŽso cŽear tŠat tŠe› are not onŽ› drawn to boo‹ng pŽaces, but pŽa› a s‹gn‹f‹cant roŽe ‹n contr‹but‹ng to tŠe boo. Cons‹der tŠe researcŠ on ‹‹grant entrepreneursŠ‹p and Œob creat‹on, and tŠe roŽe of ‹‹grants as consuers ‹n tŠe U.S. econo›. ‹grants are 3‐ percent ore Ž‹eŽ› to start a bus‹ness ‹n tŠe Un‹ted States tŠan non‐‹‹grants, and a d‹sproport‹onateŽ› Š‹gŠ nuber of ‹‹grants are saŽŽ bus‹ness owners. Š‹Že soe a› argue tŠat tŠ‹s can be tŠe resuŽt of ešcŽus‹on fro otŠer Žabor arets, wŠat atters ‹s tŠat sn uŽt‹ateŽ› generate weaŽtŠ. TŠe› epŽo› about ›ees and create ore tŠan ŠaŽf of tŠe nonfar pr‹vate DP ‹n tŠe U.S. nst‹tute, saŽŽ d b› ‹‹grants epŽo›ed an est‹ated 4.7 ‹ŽŽ‹on peopŽe ‹n 2‐‐7, and generated ore tŠan $776 b‹ŽŽ‹on annuaŽŽ›. because tŠe› f‹ŽŽ cr‹t‹caŽ gaps ‹n tŠe Žabor aret. n a nowŽedge‐based econo›, Š‹gŠâ€s‹ŽŽed ‹‹grants Šave rece‹ved part‹cuŽar attent‹on becontr‹but‹ons to econo‹c percentage of eng‹neers, atŠeat‹tnersŠ‹p for a New Aer‹can Econo› Šas docuented tŠat ‹n 2‐11, fore‹gn‐born ‹nventors were cred‹ted w‹tŠ contr‹but‹ng to ore tŠan 75 percent of patents ‹ssued to tŠe top ten patent‐produc‹ng un‹vers‹t‹es. At tŠe sae grants are aŽso cr‹t‹caŽ to econo‹c growtŠ, and aš‹‹œ‹ng tŠe‹r potent‹aŽ and ‹nv‹t‹ng tŠe‹r contr‹but‹ons sŠouŽd be a e› coponent of an› deveŽopent n 2‐‐7, tŠe U.S. Congress‹onaŽ Budget Off‹ce caŽcuŽated tŠat tŠe f‹scaŽ ‹pact of ‹‹grants as a wŠoŽe ‹s pos‹t‹ve, as tŠe taš revenues generated b› ‹‹grants ešceed tŠe cost of tŠe governent serv‹ces tŠe› use. S‹‹Žar stud‹es Šave aŽso sŠown a pos‹t‹ve net benef‹t ade b› ‹‹grants at tŠe state and ŽocaŽ ŽeveŽ as weŽŽ. F stud› found tŠat ‹‹grants ‹n soutŠeast M‹cŠ‹gan Dzprov‹de enorous contr‹but‹ons to tŠe reg‹onǯs econo‹c growtŠ and w‹ŽŽ pŽa› a e› roŽe ‹n our econo‹c future.dz Welcoming7 Us‹ng data fro tŠe Census and U can aŽso see Šow ‹‹grants, b› o ret‹rees, g‹ve c‹t‹es ȋpart‹weŽŽ as countr‹es, a structuraŽ advantage over trad‹ng partnersStud‹es Šave aŽso correŽated ‹ncreased ‹‹grat‹on w‹tŠ ‹ncreased earn‹ngs of Aer‹can worers,‹f‹cant ŽocaŽ purcŠas‹ng power of ‹‹grants, wŠ‹cŠ transŽates ‹nto a grow‹ng deand for ŽocaŽ consuer goods, and d‹vers‹f‹cat‹on of tŠose goods w‹tŠ‹n a ŽocaŽ econo›. ResearcŠ Šas aŽso ‹dent‹f‹ed tŠat ‹‹grants ‹n tŠe U.S. Šave ŠeŽped boost Šous‹ng ResearcŠer DoweŽŽ M›ers Šas baŽance tŠe sen‹or rat‹o,dz b› pŽa›‹ng an ‹portant roŽe ‹n offsett‹ng tŠe cŠaŽŽenges posed b› an ag‹ng popuŽat‹on, ‹ncŽud‹ng deands ade on ŠeaŽtŠ and ret‹reent s›stes. And wŠen ‹‹gecono‹caŽŽ› and soc‹aŽŽ›, tŠe› ae s‹gn‹f‹cant contr‹but‹ons to tŠe taš base – and contr‹bute even furtŠer as Šoeowners, bu›‹ng Cob‹n‹ng tŠese factors, c‹t‹es Šave begun to see ‹‹grants as offer‹ng tŠe a copet‹t‹ve edge – not onŽ› nat‹onaŽŽ›, but aŽso gŽobaŽŽ›. n tŠe‹r report, tŠe PartnersŠ‹p for a New Aer‹can Econo› descr‹bes Šow tŠe c‹t› of AtŽanta benef‹ts fro ‹‹grants, and fro efforts to pos‹t‹on ‹tseŽf as a gŽobaŽ Šub. Dz[AtŽanta] ‹snǯt copet‹ng w‹tŠ B‹r‹ngŠa and CŠattanooga, ‹t ‹s copet‹ng w‹tŠ New or, CŠ‹cago, SŠangŠa‹, and Muba‹.dz TŠe report furtŠer desunparaŽŽeŽed econo‹c and popuŽat‹on boo, attr‹buted DzbotŠ to entrepreneur‹aŽ ‹‹grants deter‹ned to succeed ‹n Aer‹ca and to AtŽantaǯs own deter‹nat‹on to capture tŠe worŽdǯs ‹ag‹nat‹on, cap‹taŽ and taŽent Aong tŠe an› reasons copeŽŽ‹ng c‹t‹es to attract ‹‹grants ‹s tŠe ‹dea tŠat tŠe› a› be an ‹portant e› to attand ‹nvestent, b› ensur‹ng tŠe ava‹Žab‹Ž‹t› of taŽent and Šuan cap‹taŽ resources. C‹t‹es across tŠp‹c‹ng up tŠe s‹gnaŽ tŠat bus‹nesses want to operate and Š‹re ‹n coun‹t‹es tŠat attract gŽobaŽ taŽent, and create env‹ronents tŠat weŽcoe ‹nternat‹onaŽ epŽešapŽe, econo‹c deveŽopent and bus‹ness Žeaders ‹n tŠe ResearcŠ Tr‹angŽe reg‹on of NortŠ CaroŽ‹na recentŽ› ŽauncŠed a capa‹gn to attract bus‹ness b› sŠowcas‹ng tŠe reg‹onǯs taŽent. Accord‹ng to tŠe capa‹gn, Dzas torŽdǯs best and br‹gŠtest Šeats up, tŠe Tr‹angŽeǯs bus‹ness Žeaders Šave recogn‹œed tŠat we ust be proact‹ve ‹n reta‹n‹ng, cuŽt‹vat‹ng and repŽen‹sŠ‹ng our ost ‹port TŠe Open C‹t‹es ProŒect of tŠe Br‹t‹sŠ Counc‹Ž offers add‹t‹onaŽ tŠougŠt ŽeadersŠ‹p ‹n tŠ‹s arena, ‹ncŽud‹ng tŠe f‹nd‹ng tŠat tŠe Dzab‹Ž‹t› of a c‹t› to attract ‹n over t‹e ‹s a e› ‹nd‹cator of Žong‐ter c‹t› success.dz TŠe ProŒect presents tŠe ‹dea tŠat nowŽedge ‹s tŠe ost dec‹s‹ve factor for a c‹t›Ç¯s econo‹c output ‹n co‹ng ›ears, atŠeseŽves b› tŠe‹r openness and access‹b‹Ž‹t› to peopŽe and bu n a report b› tŠe ‹n‹t‹at‹ve, tŠe concept of openness ‹s def‹ned as DztŠe capac‹t› of a c‹t› to attract ‹nternat‹onaŽ popuŽat‹ons and to enabŽe tŠe to contr‹bute to tŠe future success of tŠe c‹t›.dz Welcoming8 Š‹Že ore d‹ff‹cuŽt to quant‹f›, ‹‹grants – and ore spec‹f‹caŽŽ›, tŠe weŽco‹ng env‹ronents tŠat ebrace and engage tŠe and tŠe‹r taŽents – can generate otŠer benef‹ts. AŽtŠougŠ Žess econo‹caŽŽ› dr‹ven, tŠese tang‹bŽe benef‹ts coe ‹n tŠe for of wŠat soe researcŠers Šave dubbed tŠe Dzd‹vers‹t› advantagedz – tŠe potent‹aŽ for greater ‹nnovat‹on, creat‹v‹t›, and even cuŽturaŽ rena‹ssance tŠat ‹s tŠe product of coun‹t‹es tŠat anage tŠe‹r d‹vers‹t› weŽŽ. furtŠer d‹ens‹on to reaŽ‹œ‹ng tŠe copet‹t‹ve edge ‹n Š‹s researcŠ on tŠe connect‹ons between ‹‹grat‹on and econo‹c copet‹t‹veness: DzNat‹ons tŠat are ore accept‹ng of and better at ‹ntegrat‹ng new ‹‹grants Šave a Š‹gŠer ŽeveŽ of econo‹c growtŠ and deveŽopent. Dz FŽor‹da Šas aŽso descr‹bed Šow tŠe benef‹t of ‹‹grat‹on ‹s on soetŠ‹ng ore tŠan Œust tŠe presence of newcoers. Š‹Že ed‹vers‹t› ‹n sŠeer nubers, ‹t ‹s aŽso a factor of ‹ntegrat‹on or Dzbr‹dg‹ngdz between groups. As FŽor‹da states ‹n Š‹s boo DzOpenness to peopŽe, toŽerance, and s of tŠe fuŽŽ equat‹on of econo‹c growtŠFŽor‹da aŽso d‹scusses tŠe wor of ar› ates, wŠose researcŠ ‹n ore tŠan 3‐‐ etropoŽ‹tan reg‹ons ‹n tŠe U.S. eša‹ned ‹ncŽud‹ng botŠ ‹‹grant concentrat‹on and tŠe strengtŠ of reŽat‹onsŠ‹ps and soc‹aŽ cap‹taŽ across d‹verse groups. n aŽŽ easures, ates found tŠat d‹vers‹t› ‹s s‹gn‹f‹cantŽ› reŽated to econo‹c growtŠ. ates aŽso found tŠat coun‹t‹es w‹tŠf ‹ntegrat‹on; br‹dg‹ng soc‹aŽ cap‹taŽ, tended to Šave better growtŠ rates. n otŠer words, tŠe econo‹c benef‹ts to c‹t‹es as a resuŽt of be‹ng weŽco‹ng ‹s about soetŠ‹ng ore tŠan Œust tŠe presence of newcoers – ‹t can onŽ› be tŠe resuŽt of a ore proact‹ve approacŠ tŠat Žoos at tŠe eštent to wŠ‹cŠ tŠe› are engaged and connected w‹tŠ tŠe Žarger coun‹t›. As tŠe scŠoŽar Robert Putna Šas d‹scussed, DzTŠe cŠaŽŽenge for a successfuŽ ‹‹grant soc‹et› ‹s to…. ae peopŽe becoe ore cofortabŽe w‹tŠ d‹vers‹t› b› creat‹ng a new sense of ‹dent‹t› tŠat cuts across tŠese Ž‹nes, a sense of sŠared ‹dent‹t›â€¦ f we pa› attent‹on to Šow to create tŠ‹s ore encopass‹ng sense of ǯwe,ǯ we can get tŠrougŠ tŠ‹s process and we can reap tŠe benef‹ts of ‹‹grat‹on ucŠ ore qu‹cŽ›.dzCommunityadvantagesforcommunity,thatreceptivityfeelvalued,theirwiththem.increasinglycompetitivecommunitiesattractiveplaces‹on of ‹grants: PoŽ‹c› pŽ‹cat‹ons for tŠe C‹t› of Š‹Že ucŠ attent‹on Šas been g‹ven to tŠe econo‹c ‹ntegrat‹on of ‹grat‹on, tŠe quote above Welcoming9 fro researcŠers ‹n CaŽgar› underscores tŠe need to Žoo be›ond pureŽ› econo‹c ‹ntegrat‹on and to ‹nstead eša‹ne Šow tŠe creat‹on of ore broadŽ› recept‹ve and engag‹ng env‹ronents enabŽes coun‹t‹es to not onŽ› ore successfuŽŽ› attract and reta‹n newcoers, but to fuŽŽ› reap tŠe e and contr‹but‹ons. TŠe Open C‹t‹es ProŒect art‹cuŽates tŠ‹s v‹ew, argu‹ng tŠat Dzattract‹veness ‹s not enougŠâ€¦c‹t‹es aŽso need to be open, creat‹ng tŠe cond‹t‹ons for tŠese ‹nternat‹onaŽ popuŽat‹ons to be abŽe to part‹c‹pate ‹n tŠe soc‹aŽ and econo‹c deveŽopent of tŠe c‹t› an . PascaŽ acŠar› furtŠer d‹scuŠ eša‹n‹ng U.S. c‹t‹es tŠat sougŠt to attract ‹‹grants as part of a Žarger econo‹c deveŽopent agenda. e ass tŠe quest‹on, Dzonce an Aer‹can c‹t› dec‹des to becoe an ‹‹grant‐agnet, wŠat can c‹t› off‹c‹aŽs and c‹v‹c Žeaders actuaŽŽ› do to reaŽ‹œe tŠ‹s ab‹t‹on?dznot enougŠ to s‹pŽ› offer Œobsand econo‹c opportun‹t›. C‹t‹es ust aŽso concentrate on otŠer eŽeents of foster‹ng a ore weŽco‹ng cŽ‹ate, not onŽ› b› ensur‹ng tŠat newcoers are attrensur‹ng tŠat tŠe› are engaged botŠ econo‹caŽŽ› and c‹v‹caŽŽ›: Dz‹n OaŽand, ‹‹grants are not onŽ› toŽerated and ceŽebrated, tŠ nat‹ve popuŽat‹on.dz EŽsewŠere, acŠar› suggests, Dznat‹ves are toŽerant but Šave gotten no furtŠer tŠan cons‹der‹ng tŠe vaŽue of TŠe ‹pact of tŠ‹s d‹st‹nct‹on ‹n recept‹v‹t› ‹s feŽt d‹rectŽ› b› ‹‹grants tŠeseŽves, and d‹rectŽ› factors ‹nto tŠe‹r dec‹s‹ons about wŠere to put down roots. As an ‹ncreas‹ng nuber of poŽ‹c›aers Žoo to create ‹‹grant‐fr‹endŽ› c‹t‹es, ‹t ‹s ‹portant to recogn‹œe tŠat not aŽŽ tŠe factors Žead‹ng to econo‹c ‹ntegrat‹on are pureŽ› econo‹c ‹n nature. n eran›, for ‹nstance, sŠ worers to f‹ŽŽ Žabor sŠortaŠen tŠose worers are et w‹tŠ a cŠ‹ŽŽ› cuŽturaŽ recept‹on. C‹t‹es Ž‹e Stuttgart Šave confronted tŠ‹s d›na‹c t creat‹ng a war weŽcoe for ‹‹grants ‹s v‹taŽ, as are otŠer ance of outreacŠ to tŠe Šost soc‹et› as a e› eŽeent of ‹ntegrat‹on As tŠe oveent to weŽcoe and copete for ‹‹grants grows, ‹t w‹ŽŽ be ‹portant for poŽ‹c›aers to cons‹der tŠe ‹portance of recept‹v‹t›. F‹rst, because recept‹ve Šost coun‹t‹es are essent‹aŽ for ‹‹grants to ‹ntegrate effect‹veŽ›. ust as fert‹Že so‹Ž ‹s needed for a seed to And, secondŽ›, because tŠe process of acŠ‹ev‹ng a ore recept‹ve cŽ‹ate ‹s aŽŽ about br‹ng‹ng nat‹ve coun‹t‹es ‹nto tŠe ‹š – ŠeŽp‹ng tŠe to understand Šow a weŽco‹ng coun‹t› can and ust be about tŠe‹r weŽŽâ€be‹ng, too. TŠ‹s process cannot Šappen s‹pŽ› tŠrougŠ fact‐sŠar‹ng about ‹‹grants. Effect‹ve recept‹v‹t› strateg‹es are based on tŠe need to foster greater ‹nteract‹on between ‹‹grants and non‐‹‹grants, ‹n order to bu‹Žd tŠe ‹nd As tŠe oveent to weŽcoe and be ‹portant for poŽ‹c›aers to cons‹der tŠe ‹portance of t ‹s not enougŠ to s‹pŽ› offer Œobs and econo‹c opportun‹t›. C‹t‹es ust aŽso concentrate on otŠer eŽeents of foster‹ng a ore weŽco‹ng cŽ‹ate. Welcoming of trust and utuaŽ understand‹ng tŠat ‹s fundaentaŽ to a truŽ› weŽco‹ng env‹ronent, as weŽŽ as an essent‹aŽ bu‹Žd‹ng bŽoc for a strong c‹v‹c cuŽture. TŠe ntercuŽturaŽ C‹t‹es odeŽ, or‹g‹nat‹ng ‹n Europe, offers a gŽ‹pse ‹nto tŠe ‹portance and pa›offs of tŠ‹s focus on engageent and ‹nteract‹on: Dz n partnersŠ‹p w‹tŠ bus‹ness, c‹v‹Ž soc‹et› and pubŽ‹c serv‹ce profess‹onaŽs, tŠe ‹ntercuŽturaŽ c‹t› deveŽops a range of poŽ‹c‹es and act‹ons to encourage greater ‹š‹ng and ‹nteract‹on between d‹verse groups. TŠe Š‹gŠ ŽeveŽ of trust and soc‹aŽ coŠes‹on ŠeŽp to prevent confŽ‹cts and v‹oŽence, ‹ncrease poŽ‹c› effect‹veness and ae tŠe c‹t› attract‹ve for peopŽe and ‹nvestors aŽ‹e tŠe ‹portance of tŠ‹s ore en poŽ‹c› approacŠ. TŠe ‹portance of foster‹ng a recept‹ve env‹ronent for ‹‹grants and tŠe‹r fa‹Ž‹es, as weŽŽ as address‹ng tŠe cŠaŽŽenges tŠe› face ‹n successfuŽŽ› ‹ntegrat‹ng, ‹s of vaŽue not Œust to tŠe ‹‹grants tŠat c‹t‹es see to attract, but ‹s ‹portant to tŠe Žarger soc‹etaŽ fabr‹c. A coun‹t› tŠat ‹s truŽ› weŽco‹ng not onŽ› ŠeŽps ‹‹grants to be ore tŠe rest of tŠe cots vaŽue, and to benef‹t fro ‹ts success. TŠe pa›off ‹s tŠat Žeaders wŠo wbeco‹ng gŽobaŽ Šubs tŠat attract new taŽent and ‹nvestent w‹ŽŽ, b› engag‹ng tŠeŠave tŠe support and resources to ensure tŠat tŠe process ‹s suNext?TowardWelcomingRoadmapbuildingthatcircumstances.Doug Saunders, Reshaping n Š‹s wor docuent‹ng tŠe new urban centers resŠaped b› ‹grat‹on, autŠor Doug Saunders centers, wŠ‹cŠ ŠoŽd great econo‹c and cuŽturaŽ potent‹aŽ – or tŠe potent‹aŽ for confŽ‹ct. TŠe s on our ab‹Ž‹t› to not‹ce and our w‹ŽŽ‹ngness to engages on tŠese new odeŽs of engageent and see tŠe need to foster a weŽco‹ng env‹ronent as a v‹taŽ poŽ‹c› concern, a nuber of e› quest‹ons Šave been and w‹ŽŽ cont‹nue to be ra‹sed: Šat does ‹t ean to b tŠe› Šave becoe weŽco‹ng, and def‹ne tŠe steps needed to get tŠere? ow do poŽ‹c› aers and c‹t›/coun‹t› Žeaders ensure tŠat tŠeunderstand and accept tŠe vaŽue of be‹ng weŽco‹ng and contr‹bu A coun‹t› tŠat ‹s truŽ› weŽco‹ng not onŽ› ŠeŽps ‹‹grants to bebut ŠeŽps tŠe rest of tŠe coun‹t› to part‹c‹pate ‹n tŠe weŽco‹ng process, to understand ‹ts vaŽue, and to benef‹t fro ‹ts success. Welcoming and susta‹n wŠat wors? A roadap to answer tŠe quest‹ons posed above ‹s needed. For tŠ‹s reason, tŠe eran MarsŠaŽŽ Fund, eŽco‹ng Aer‹ca and ‹ts un‹c‹paŽ partners are conven‹ng U.S. c‹t‹es to support ŽocaŽŽ›â€dr‹ven efforts to create ore weŽco‹ng, ‹‹grant‐fr‹endŽ› env‹ronents tŠat aš‹‹œe ‹t‹on coun‹t‹es as gŽobaŽŽ› s. Part‹c‹pat‹ng c‹t› governents w‹ŽŽ connect w‹tŠ tŠe‹r peers tŠrougŠ a coun‹t› of pract‹ce tŠat w‹ŽŽ sŠare good ‹deas, devrecogn‹t‹on for tŠe‹r efforts to create ore weŽco‹ng coun‹t‹es tŠat ‹prove tŠe quaŽ‹t› of Ž‹fe and econo‹c potent‹aŽ for ‹‹grants and non‐‹‹grants aŽ‹e. For ore ‹nforat‹on on tŠe eŽco‹ng C‹t‹es ProŒect, v‹s‹t TŠe WelcomingCommunitytŠe grapŠ featured beŽow, Šas been used b› eŽco‹ng Aer‹ca to sŠow tŠat coun‹t‹es a› Šave vastŽ› d‹fferent start‹ng po‹nts aŽong tŠe cont‹nuu toward weŽco‹ng‐ness, requ‹r‹ng d‹fferent ‹ntervent‹ons ‐ but tŠat aŽŽ coun‹t‹es can ae ‹ncreentaŽ progress. TŠe d‹fference between success and a‹nta‹n‹ng tŠe sun‹t›'s efforts to undertae a nuber of strateg‹es to Dzturn tŠe curvedz fro a negat‹ve to a ore proŒect. UŽt‹ateŽ›, tŠougŠ, tŠe a ore weŽco‹ng coun‹t› ust be based on ŽocaŽŽ›â€dr‹ven dec‹s‹ons. TŠe curve concept featured ‹n tŠe grapŠ ‹s borrowedaccountab‹Ž‹t› odeŽ deveŽoped b› Mar Fr‹edan and used b› governents and coun‹t‹es across tŠe gŽobe to ‹prove tŠe weŽŽâ€be‹ng of wŠoŽe popuŽat‹ons welcoming Tolerant Welcoming quoNegativeclimate,reactivedeclineWelcomingCommunitiesPositiveclimate,proactiveeconomicallyvibrantTurntheCurve:TheWelcomingRoadmapleadersBuildmessagescapitalintegrationinterculturalism WelcomingResolutionStakeholderWelcoming Welcoming TŠ‹s ‹n‹t‹at‹ve ‹s Š‹gŠŽ› reŽevant for coun‹t‹es on botŠ s‹des of tŠe AtŽant‹c, as tŠe› face coon cŠaŽŽenges ‹n see‹ng to ‹ncorpoe poss‹b‹Ž‹t‹es for transatŽant‹c ešcŠange and Žearn‹ng on tŠ‹s top‹c pro‹se s‹gn‹f‹cant benef‹ts for tŠose concerned w‹tŠ foster‹ng soc‹aŽŽ› and econo‹caŽŽ› v‹taŽ coun‹t‹es. ‹se to ŠeŽp tŠose c‹t‹es and coun‹t‹es wŠo Šave aŽread› recogn‹œed tŠe vaŽue of beco‹ng weŽco‹ng pŽaces, and see a cŽear patŠ forward toward success. EquaŽŽ› ‹portant, Šowever, ‹s tŠe opportun‹t› to transfor tŠe current d›na‹c towards ‹‹grants ‹n tŠe Un‹ted States. CurrentŽ›, an› coun‹t‹es are Dzrac‹ng to tŠe botto,dz ‹nvest‹ng effort and resources ‹n creat‹ng unweŽco‹ng cŽ‹ates and poŽ‹c‹es tŠat ‹n‹‹œe contr‹but‹ons, – tŠe e› eŽeents of a 21 centur› econo›. TŠ‹s effort sees to cŠange tŠ‹s b› ‹nstead proot‹ng a Dzrace to tŠe topdz – encourag‹ng, sucoun‹t‹es tŠat ove aŽong a cŽear spectru toward beco‹ng ore weŽco‹ng pŽaces. Sa›s wantcommunitiesthatwelcomethatthoseattractinvestment.They’llbetterThey’llbetterpublicthatfeelsthat’ssomethingthatcan Welcoming TŠe eran MarsŠaŽŽ Fund of tŠe Un‹ted States ȋ MFȌ ‹s a non‐part‹san Aer‹can pubŽ‹c poŽ‹c› and granta‹ng ‹nst‹tut‹on ded‹cated to proot‹ng better understand‹ng and cooperat‹on between NortŠ Aer‹ca and Europe on transatŽant‹c and gŽobaŽ ‹ssues. MF does tŠ‹s b› support‹ng ‹ng ‹n tŠe transatŽant‹c spŠere, b› conven‹ng Žeaders and ebers of tŠe poŽ‹c› and bus‹ness coun‹t‹es, b› contr‹but‹ng researcŠ and anaŽ›s‹s on transatŽant‹c top‹cs, and b› prov‹d‹ng ešcŠange opportun‹t‹es to foster renewed co‹tent to tŠe transatŽant‹c reŽat‹onsŠ‹p. n add‹t‹on, MF supports a nuber of ‹n‹t‹at‹ves to strengtŠen deocrac‹es. Founded ‹n 1Í»72 tŠrougŠ a g‹ft fro eran› as a peranent eor‹aŽ to MarsŠaŽŽ PŽan ass‹stance, MF a‹nta‹ns a strong presence on botŠ s‹des of tŠe AtŽant‹c. MF Šas a soŽ‹d reputat‹on as a profess‹onaŽŽ› anaged, non‐part‹san, non‐prof‹t organ‹œat‹on w‹tŠ Šeadquarters Žocated ‹n asŠ‹ngton, DC and a totaŽ of seven off‹ces tŠrougŠout Europe: BerŽ‹n, Par‹s, BrusseŽs, BeŽgrade, BucŠarest, Anara, and arsaw. MF aŽso Šas saŽŽer representat‹ons ‹n Brat‹sŽava, Tur‹n, and StocŠoŽ. MF ‹s weŽŽ pŽaced to advance tŠun‹t‹es ‹n tŠe U.S. and Europe aong staeŠoŽders fro nat‹onaŽ, reg‹onaŽ and ŽocaŽ governents, acade‹a, ed‹a, ftŠe pr‹vate sector and c‹v‹Ž soc‹et› operat‹ng tŠrougŠ ‹ts ‹grat‹on and ntegrat‹on as weŽŽ as Urban PoŽ‹c› AboutWelcomingAmericaeŽco‹ng Aer‹ca, founded ‹n 2‐‐ͻ, ‹s a nat‹onaŽ, grassroots‐dr‹ven coŽŽaborat‹ve tŠat prootes utuaŽ respect and cooperat‹on between fore‹gn‐born and U.S.‐born Aer‹cans. TŠrougŠ a countr›w‹de networ of eber organ‹œat‹ons and partners, eŽco‹ng Aer‹ca wors to proote a weŽco‹ng atospŠere – coun‹t› b› coun‹t› – n wŠ‹cŠ ‹‹grants and nat‹ve born res‹dents can f‹nd coon ground and sŠared prosper‹t›. eŽco‹ng Aer‹caǯs wor Šas ‹ts Š‹stor› ‹n tŠe award‐w‹nn‹ng eŽco‹ng Tennessee n‹t‹at‹ve, an effort tŠat successfuŽŽ› transfored a Šost‹Že ant‹â€‹‹grant cŽ‹ate ‹n Tennessee, and was tŠe subŒect of tŠe 2‐11 PBS eŽco‹ng Aer‹ca ‹s tŠe f‹rst nat‹onaŽ organ‹œat‹on ‹n tŠe U.S. tŠat focuses ‹ts efforts ešcŽus‹veŽ› on address‹ng tŠe fears and concerns tŠat nat‹ve‐born Aer‹cans often Šave ‹n tŠe face of rap‹d ŽocaŽ ‹‹grant growtŠ. eŽco‹ng Aer‹ca supports a nat‹onaŽ networ of aff‹Ž‹ates, currentŽ› ‹n 2‐ states. ‹tŠ tŠe ŠeŽp of eŽco‹ng Aer‹caǯs tooŽs and resources, tŠese organ‹œat‹ons wor to transfor tŠe‹r towns and c‹t‹es ‹nto eŽco‹ng coun‹t‹es. eŽco‹ng Aer‹ca aŽso d‹rects tŠe Rece‹v‹ng Coun‹t‹es n‹t‹at‹ve ȋRC Ȍ, an effort to bu‹Žd and support a oveent of ‹nd‹v‹duaŽs and organ‹œat‹ons focused on ‹nvoŽv‹ng a‹nstrea Aer‹cans ‹n ‹‹grant ‹ntegrat‹on. Welcoming fromAŽtŠougŠ tŠe oentu around weŽco‹ng c‹t‹es Šas reacŠed new Žster a cŽ‹ate of weŽco‹ng Šave aŽread› taen sŠape ‹n a nuber of c‹t‹es. TŠe foŽŽow‹ng sect‹on outŽ‹nes soe ešapŽes of Šow tŠ‹s oveent ‹s ta‹ng sŠape on botŠ s‹des of tŠe AtŽant‹c. TŠese ešapŽes are ‹ntended to be ‹ŽŽustrat‹ve, ratŠer tŠan ešŠaust‹ve: UnitedStates n CŠ‹cago, an Off‹ce of New Aer‹cans was recentŽ› estabŽ‹sŠed b› tŠe Ma›or, and tased w‹tŠ tŠe goaŽ of a‹ng tŠe c‹t› tŠe ost ‹‹grant‐fr‹endŽ› ‹n tŠe worŽd. TŠe off‹ce ‹s wor‹ng w‹tŠ a uŽt‹â€staeŠoŽder group, ‹ncŽud‹ng tŠe ŽŽ‹no‹s CoaŽ‹t‹on for ‹grant and Refugee R‹gŠts, to deveŽop a pŽan to support ‹‹grant ‹ntegrat‹on and foster econo‹c growtŠ. A ŽocaŽ‹œed scorecard ‹s be‹ng deveŽoped for tŠe c‹t› ‹n order to ensure accountab‹Ž‹t› and to coun‹cate ‹pact and benef‹t to ‹‹grants Dayton, n 2‐11, tŠe C‹t› of Da›ton announced a coun‹t›w‹de ‹n‹t‹at‹ve – gu‹ded b› tŠe eŽcoe Da›ton pŽan ‐ des‹gned to attract and reta‹n ‹‹grants ‹n tŠe c‹t›. strateg‹es a‹ed at ‹prov‹ng access and serv‹ces to ‹‹grants. EquaŽŽ› ‹portant to tŠe wor ‹n Da›ton ‹s tŠe process tŠat Žed to tŠe pŽan, and wŠ‹cŠ cont‹nues to br‹ng togetŠer nuerous coun‹t› partners tŠrougŠ a ser‹es of tas forces to ensure tŠat ‹ts goaŽs are carr‹ed out. A webs‹te, Šttp://www.weŽcoeda›ton. purpose and about ‹‹grants and tŠe‹r contr‹but‹ons to tŠe c‹t›. n New or, tŠe Ma›orǯs Off‹ce of ‹grant Affa‹rs prootes atŠat advance ‹‹grant ‹ntegrat‹on. TŠe Off‹ce aŽso prootes tŠe ‹portance of ‹‹grant success as be‹ng v‹taŽ to tŠe safet› and econo‹c deveŽopent of tŠe c‹t› as a wŠoŽe. Even ‹n d‹verse c‹t‹es Ž‹e New or, current progra‹ng recogn‹œes tŠat ‹t rea‹ns ‹portant to nurture reŽat‹onsŠ‹ps between newcoers and Žong‐t‹e res‹dents, sucŠ as around tang‹bŽe ne‹gŠborŠood‐based proŒects tŠat are ean‹ngfuŽ to tŠe ent‹re coun‹t›. Oakley, n 2‐1‐, tŠe nst‹tute for ocaŽ overnent partnered w‹tŠ eŽcŠern CaŽ‹forn‹a c‹t‹es of OaŽe› and Redwood C‹t›. BotŠ efforts are Žed b› uŽt‹â€staeŠoŽder coŽŽaborat‹ves w‹tŠ a strong ŽeadersŠ‹p roŽe pŽa›ed b› ŽocaŽ un‹c‹paŽ governent. Welcoming TŠe You, Progra br‹ngs d‹fferent ‹nst‹tut‹ons and organ‹œat‹ons togetŠer to ae OaŽe› a weŽco‹ng coun‹t›. TŠ of OaŽe› and ŽocaŽ scŠooŽ d‹str‹cts, tŠe c‹t› poŽ‹ce departent, and ŽocaŽ fa‹tŠ and coun‹t›â€based organ‹œat‹ons. n Redwood C‹t›, tŠe eŽco‹ng n‹t‹at‹ve ‹s Žed b› Redwood C‹t› 2‐2‐, a Žong‐stand‹ng partnersŠ‹p cons‹st‹ng of n‹ne organ‹œat‹ons tŠat Šave Œo‹ned togetŠer to address copŽeš ‹ssues fac‹ng cŠ‹Ždren and fa‹Ž‹es and to engage and strengtŠen tŠe coun‹t›. RC2‐2‐ recogn‹œed tŠat ‹‹grant engageent was an ‹portant pr‹or‹t› for tŠe coun‹t›, and tŠrougŠ ‹ts ‹n‹t‹at‹ve wors to create a coun‹t› ‹n wŠ‹cŠ aŽŽ ebers, regardŽess of tŠe‹r ŽengtŠ of t‹e ‹n tŠe coun‹t›, are vaŽued as assets and seen as contr‹butoger‐ter ebers act‹veŽ› reacŠ out and ‹nv‹te newcoers to be a part of tŠe coun‹t›, and newcoers are ‹nv‹ted and encouraged to part‹c‹pate ‹n c‹v‹c and coun‹t› events and opportun‹t‹es. Bd‹ng ŽeadersŠ‹p engageent, bu‹Žd‹ng contact and ‹nteract‹on between ‹‹grants and non‐‹‹grants to foster understand‹ng and utuacoun‹cat‹ons. MontgomeryŠ‹Že not a c‹t›, Montgoer› Count›, once a sŽeep› suburb of asŠ‹ngton, DC, ešepŽ‹f‹es tŠe suburban gatewa›s and Dzarr‹vaŽ c‹t‹esdz tŠat Šave ade a consc‹ous effort to weŽcoe ‹‹grants. Š‹Že not w‹tŠout ‹ts cŠaŽŽenges, tŠe count› ‹s toda› a tŠr‹v‹ng pŽace tŠat boasts a 42% fore‹gn‐born usses ‹n tŠe boo Arr‹vaŽ C‹t‹es, tŠe count› ‹s a pŽace wŠere DzSoetŠ‹ng d‹fferent Šappened. C‹t‹œens and off‹c‹aŽs, reaŽ‹œ‹ng tŠat tŠe ‹‹grants were tŠe‹r a‹n source of weaŽtŠ creat‹ng, banded togetŠer to f‹nd wa›s fo A support‹ve un‹c‹paŽ governent w‹tŠ vocaŽ ŽeadersŠ‹p ‹n support of ‹‹grants, as weŽŽ as a strong non‐prof‹t sector, Šas proven cr‹t‹caŽ and are now ešpŽor‹ng new wa›s to ensure ‹‹grants are furtŠer Michigan ŽobaŽ Detro‹t ‹s aong severaŽ efforts ‹n tŠe reat aes reg‹aŽ‹œe tŠe reg‹onǯs econo› tŠrougŠ a ser‹es of strateg‹es tŠat see to ae tŠe reg‹on ore attract‹ve and weŽco‹ng to ‹‹grants, ‹nternat‹onaŽ res‹dents and fore‹gn trade and ‹nvestent. TŠe ‹n‹t‹at‹ve ‹ncŽudes a copreŠens‹ve set of progras tŠat ‹ncŽude ‹nternat‹onaŽ studentra‹n‹ng and Žend‹ng, tŠe ŽobaŽ Detro‹t eŽcoe Mat networ of ‹‹grat‹on and soc‹aŽ serv‹ces, attract‹ng fore‹gn ‹nvestent to support ŽocaŽ Œob growtŠ, and tŠe eŽco‹ng M‹cŠ‹gan capa‹gn. TŠe goaŽs ‹ncŽude teŽŽ‹ng tŠe stor› of Šow ‹‹grants, fore‹gn ‹nvestent, and gŽobaŽ connect‹ons can be a pos‹t‹ve deveŽopent for tŠe reg‹onǯs econo‹c success, as weŽŽ as tŠe econo‹c success of Sa›s D‹rector Steve Tobocan, Dz f M‹cŠ‹gan ‹s to copete, we weŽcoe tŠe ‹nvestent, tŠe Œobs, tŠe worers, and tŠe ‹ngenu‹t› of ‹‹grants and refugees. eŽco‹ng M‹cŠ‹gan ‹s tŠe foundat‹on of a gŽobaŽ econo‹c growtŠ strateg› to return prosper‹t› to our state.dz Under tŠe ŽeadersŠ‹p of tŠe daŠo Off‹ce for Refugees, Bo‹se Šas eerged ‹n recent ›ears as a odeŽ for successfuŽ coun‹t› engageent and resettŽeent pŽann‹ng tŠrougŠ tŠe deveŽopent of tŠe Welcoming Refugee Resource Strateg‹c Coun‹t› PŽan, a process tŠat cont‹nues to successfuŽŽ› engage tŠe broad rece‹v‹ng coun‹t› and ‹‹grants across tŠe state. Focused ŽargeŽ› around Bo‹seǯs grow‹ng refugee popuŽat‹on, ore tŠan one Šundred coun‹t› Žeaders, poŽ‹c› aers, serv‹ce agenc› representat‹ves, resettŽedes, educators and coun‹t› ebers‐at‐Žarge were engaged ‹n a process of deveŽop‹ng an act‹on pŽan tŠat Šas ŠeŽped tŠe coun‹t› to ešpand ‹ts capac‹t› and support for refugees, wŠ‹Že aŽso ensur‹ng a ore recept‹ve ‹re coun‹t›. MassachusettsTŠe Ma›orǯs Off‹ce of New Boston‹en‹no ‹n 1ͻͻͺ, ‹s a c‹t› off‹ce tŠat wors w‹tŠ nuerous ŽocaŽ partners to support tŠe grow‹ng ‹‹grant popuŽat‹on, ešpand access to serv‹ces, address eerg‹ng ‹ssues, act as a cataŽ›st for cŠange, and proote tŠe contr‹but‹ons of ‹‹grants to tŠe c‹t›. Ma›or Men‹noǯs ‹ntent‹ons for tŠe off‹ce are captured b› a ‹t ‹s not enougŠ to Œust weŽcoe ‹‹grants to tŠe C‹t› of Boston. e ust ae a coŽŽect‹ve effort to ensure tŠat ‹‹grants feeŽ weŽcoed, and ‹ncŽude tŠe‹r vo‹ces ‹n tŠe c‹t› governentTexas n ouston, tŠe Off‹ce of nternat‹onaŽ Coun‹t‹es, s‹tuated ‹n tŠe Departent of Ne‹gŠborŠoods, prootes tŠe ‹ntegrat‹on, weŽŽâ€be‹ng and connectedness of oustonǯs ‹nternat‹onaŽ coun‹t›. A coord‹nat‹ng board of var‹ous coun‹t› partners ‹nfors strateunder severaŽ p‹ŽŽars, ‹ncŽud‹ngenv‹ronent. Sa›s Terence OǯNe‹ŽŽ, wŠo runs w‹tŠ otŠer organ‹œat‹ons and staeŠoŽders to acŠ‹eve a truŽ› coun‹t›â€dr‹ven process.dz Raleigh,andBeyond,Carolinarof‹t and eŽco‹ng Aer‹ca aff 2‐‐ͺ, Šas focused ešcŽus‹veŽ› on a ‹ss‹on of wor‹ng to ae NortŠ CaroŽ‹na a pŽace tŠat respects and vaŽues ‹‹grants. capa‹gn b› Un‹t‹ng NC recentŽ› attracted nat‹onaŽ ed‹a attent‹on for ‹ts pos‹t‹ve portra›aŽ of ‹‹grants. A new proŒect, tŠe eŽco‹ng DurŠa n‹t‹at‹ve ‹s a un‹que partnersŠ‹p between Un‹tŠe nst‹tute for tŠe Stud› of tŠe Aer‹cas at tŠe Un‹vers‹t› of NortŠ CaroŽ‹na at CŠapeŽ. Us‹ng tŠe ad› seen success eŽsewŠere ‹n tŠe state, tŠe partnersŠ‹p w‹ŽŽ Žead a copreŠens‹ve coun‹t› cŠange strateg› to deveŽop a copreŠens‹ve eŽco‹ng v‹s‹on and pŽan for tŠe c‹t›.Stuttgart,GermanyAdopted ‹n 2‐‐1, tŠe Stuttgart Pact for ntegrat‹on was and cont‹nues to be a groundbrea‹ng ešapŽe of a un‹c‹paŽ governen strateg‹c and coŽŽaborat‹ve and strongŽ› supported b› tŠe bus‹ness coun‹t›, tŠe Welcoming nes a copreŠens‹ve set of poŽ‹c› areas for ongo‹ng ‹nvestent. TŠese ‹ncŽude botŠ serv‹ces to ‹‹grants as weŽŽ as strateg‹es‹nteract‹ons between erans and newcoers. r‹t‹ng about tŠe wor ‹n Stuttgart and otŠer n, wŠo coord‹nates ‹pŽeentat‹on of tŠe pŽan for tŠe C‹t›, wr‹tes, Dz f we want to prov‹de a Š‹gŠ quaŽ‹t› of Ž‹fe ‹n our c‹t‹es and attract ‹‹grants ȋand Š‹gŠŽ› s‹ŽŽed re, we Šave to get awa› fro a probŽeâ€or‹ented s‹gŠt of ‹‹grat‹on s‹t› as a resource and added vaNuerous c‹t‹es ‹n Canada – fro Toronto to CaŽgar› to Ottawa –approacŠes to Ž‹ft‹ng up weŽco‹ng coun‹t‹es, as weŽŽ as un‹que progras tŠat foster understand‹ng between Šost and ‹‹grant coun‹t‹es. Šas docuented n Torontoǯs C‹t› aŽŽ, wŠ‹cŠ br‹ngs coun‹t‹es togetŠer ‹n ceŽebrat‹on of c‹t‹œensŠ fro C‹t‹œensŠ‹p and ‹grat‹on Canada, reg‹onaŽ and un‹c‹paŽ governents – and even ne‹gŠborŠood coaŽ‹t‹ons – are supported to deveŽop ŽocaŽ counc‹Žs tŠat deveŽop pŽans and ešecute strateg‹es w‹tŠ tŠe ešpŽ‹c‹t goaŽ of coun‹t‹es. TŠe eŽco‹ng Coun‹t‹es n‹t‹at‹ve – a consort‹u of acade‹c and coun‹t›â€based organ‹œat‹ons – prov‹des support and greater coord‹nat‹onstrateg›, and evaŽuat‹on. TŠe ot‹vat‹on for tŠ‹s wor ‹n Žarger and saŽŽ c‹t‹es aŽ‹e tŠrougŠout Canada ‹s underscored b› esentat‹on on attract‹on strateg‹es ‹n CaŽgar›: populationcentresattractingnumbertools,practicesareattractivehasimplementingpracticescivic’theTŠe C‹t› of CopenŠagen, Denar deveŽoped a copreŠens‹ve ‹‹grant ‹ntegrat‹on pŽan as earŽ› as 2‐‐6, focus‹nnent serv‹ces fro educat‹on to Šous‹ng. owever, ‹n 2‐1‐, tŠe C‹t› recogn‹œed tŠat tŠe pŽan was not fuŽŽ› engag‹ng aeŠoŽders wŠo Šad a e› roŽe to pŽa› ‹n successfuŽ ‹ntegrat‹on, and deveŽoped a new act‹on pŽan to ‹ncorporate bus‹ness and otŠer sectors outs‹de of governent as part of a bPoŽ‹c› agenda. Un‹que eŽeents of tŠe pŽan ‹ncŽua D‹vers‹t› CŠarter, wŠ‹cŠ act‹veŽ› ‹ncorporates tŠe bus‹ness coun‹t› and otŠer ‹nst‹tut‹ons wŠo and ‹ncŽus‹on, and ŠeŽp tŠe c‹t› toward tŠe‹r goaŽ of be‹ng tŠe Dzwarest and ost weŽco‹ng aŒor c‹t› ‹n tŠe worŽd.dz Welcoming Dz nternat‹onaŽ M‹grat‹on Recogn‹œed as DeveŽopent Force.dz Un‹ted Nat‹ons PopuŽat‹on Fund, October 12, Šttp://www.unfpa.org/pubŽ‹c/Žang/en/News/p‹d/27‐5; Dz‹n‹ng PopuŽat‹on, Povert› and DeveŽopent.dz Un‹ted Nat‹ons PopuŽat‹on Fund. pds/‹grat‹on.ŠtŽ Dz‹n‹ng PopuŽat‹on, Povert› and DeveŽopent.dz Un‹ted Nat‹ons PopuŽat‹on Fund. Šttp://www.unfpa.org/ DzeŽcoe Da›ton PŽan: ‹grat‹on Fr‹endŽ› C‹t›.dz C‹t› of Da›ton uan ReŽat‹ons Counc‹Ž, Septeber Šttp://www.da›tonoŠ‹o.g DzTŠe Un‹ted States: Soc‹aŽ & DeograpŠ‹c CŠaracter‹st‹cs.dz M‹grat‹on PoŽ‹c› nst‹tute. Šttp://www.‹grat‹on‹nforat‹on.org/dataŠub/state.cf? D=US DzEU PopuŽat‹on OŽder and More D‹verse – New DeograpŠ› Report Sa›s.dz TŠe European Co‹ss‹on, anuar› 4, 2‐11. Šttp://ec.europa.eu/soc‹aŽ/a‹n.Œsp?Žang d=en&cat d=5‐2&news d=1‐‐7&furtŠerNews=›es DzMa›or's Off‹ce of New Boston‹ans.dz C‹t› of Boston. ov/newboston‹ans/about/ Drur›, ‹ŽŽ, and To B‹edenŠarn. DzeŽcoe Da›ton ‹grant PŽan Approved.dz DTN‐TV CŠanneŽ 2. Šttp://www.wdtn.co/dpp/news/ŽocaŽ/da›ton/weŽcoe‐da›ton‐‹‹grant‐pŽan‐ approved Dz n row‹ng BaŽt‹ore, Are ‹grants tŠe e›?dz Tell Nat‹onaŽ PubŽ‹c Rad‹o, August 3, 2‐12. Šttp://www.npr.org/2‐12/‐ͺ/‐3/15ͺ‐4Í»3ͺͺ/‹n‐grow‹ng‐baŽt‹ore‐are‐‹‹grants‐tŠe‐e› For ore about tŠe ‹nternat‹onaŽ C‹t‹es of M‹grat‹on proŒect, ‹ts good pract‹ce coŽŽect‹on, web‹nar ser‹es and pubŽ‹cat‹ons, see: Šttp://www.c‹t‹esof‹grat‹on.org. FŽor‹da, R‹cŠard. DzTŠe MeŽt‹ng Pot tŠat sn't: Š› Aer‹ca Needs Better ‹grat‹on.dz TheAtlanticŠttp://www.tŠeatŽant‹c.co/bus‹ness/arcŠ‹ve/2‐11/‐4/tŠe‐eŽt‹ng‐pot‐tŠat‐‹snt‐wŠ›â€aer‹ca‐ needs‐better‐‹‹grat‹on/72‐4ͺ/ aŽŽ‹c, Dav‹d D›ssegaard. Dz ‹grant SaŽŽ Bus‹ness Owners: A S‹gn‹f‹cant and row‹ng Part of tŠe Econo›.dz F‹scaŽ PoŽ‹c› nst‹tute, une 2‐12; DzFrequentŽ› Ased Ad‹n‹strat‹on. Šttp://www.sba.gov/s‹tes/defauŽt/f‹Žes/sbfaq.pdf S‹nger, Audre›. DzTŠe arder F‹š on ‹grat‹on ‹s About More TŠan S‹ŽŽs.dz The Broo‹ngs nst‹tute, une 11, 2‐12. Šttp://www.broo‹ngs.edu/bŽogs/tŠe‐avenue/posts/2‐12/‐6/11‐ DzOverv‹ew of ŽobaŽ Detro‹t n‹t‹at‹ve.dz ŽobaŽ Detro‹t, Februar› 27, 2‐11. Šttp://www.gŽobaŽdetro‹t.co/wp‐content/f‹Žes_f/13276ͻͺ551 ŽobaŽ_Detro‹t_Stud›.overv‹ew.pdf Per‹, ‹ovann‹. DzTŠe pact of ‹grat‹on on Nat‹ve Povert› TŠrougŠ abor Maret Copet‹t‹on.dz NationalBureauEconomicResearchPapers No. 1757‐. ȋ2‐11Ȍ. Bodvarsson, Örn B., endr‹ Van den Berg, endr‹, and osŠua ewer. DzMeasur‹ng ‹grat‹onǯs Effects on abor Deand: A Reeša‹nat‹on of tŠe Mar‹eEconomics,. ȋ2‐‐ͺȌ: 2‐1‐245; MaœœoŽar‹, Francesca and Dav‹d Neuar. Dz ‹grat‹on and Product D‹vers‹t›.dz Population, VoŽ. 25, No. 3. ȋ2‐12Ȍ: 11‐7‐1137; DzAssess‹ng tŠe Econo‹c pact of ‹grat‹on at tŠe State and ocaŽ eveŽ.dz ‹grat‹on PoŽ‹c› Center, Apr‹Ž 13, 2‐1‐. Šttp://www.‹‹grat‹onpoŽ‹c›.org/Œust‐ facts/assess‹ng‐econo‹c‐‹pact‐‹‹grat‹on‐state‐and‐ŽocaŽâ€Žev; DzStrengtŠ ‹n D‹vers‹t›: TŠe Econo‹c and PoŽ‹t‹caŽ Power of ‹grants, at‹nos, and As‹ans.dz ‹grat‹on PoŽ‹c› Center, une 1Í», 2‐12. Šttp://www.‹‹grat‹onpoŽ‹c›.org/Œust‐facts/strengtŠâ€d‹vers‹t›â€econo‹c‐and‐poŽ‹t‹caŽâ€power‐‹‹grants‐ Žat‹nos‐and‐as‹ans Ottav‹ano, ‹anarco, and ‹ovann‹ Per‹. DzRetŠ‹n‹ng tŠe a‹ns fro ‹grat‹on: TŠeor› and Ev‹dence fro tŠe US.dz PolicyDiscussionPapers. No. 5226. ȋ2‐‐5Ȍ; Sa‹œ, AŽbert. Dz ‹grat‹on and ous‹ng Rents ‹n Aer‹can C‹t‹es.dz . 61.2 ȋ2‐‐7Ȍ: 345‐371. Boomers:ContracttheFuture or: RusseŽŽ Sage Foundat‹on, 2‐‐7; M›ers, DoweŽŽ. Dz ‹grants' Contr‹but‹ons ‹n an Ag‹ng & DzFocus on AtŽanta.dz PartnersŠ‹p for a New Aer‹can Econo›. Šttp://www.renewourecono›.org/s‹tes/aŽŽ/tŠees/pnae/‹g/focus_on_atŽanta.pdf or ‹n tŠe Tr‹angŽe. Šttp://www.wor‹ntŠetr‹angŽe.co/about‐us Welcoming DzUnderstand‹ng OPENC‹t‹es.dz TheCities. TŠe Br‹t‹sŠ Counc‹Ž. Šttp://openc‹t‹es.br‹t‹sŠcounc‹Ž.org/web/‹ndeš.pŠp?understand‹ng_en DzŠ› Openness Matters.dz TheCities. TŠe Br‹t‹sŠ Counc‹Ž. Šttp://openc‹t‹es.br‹t‹sŠcounc‹Ž.org/web/‹ndeš.pŠp?wŠ›_openness_atters_en Understand‹ng OPENC‹t‹es.dz TheCities. TŠe Br‹t‹sŠ Counc‹Ž. Šttp://openc‹t‹es.br‹t‹sŠcounc‹Ž.org/web/‹ndeš.pŠp?understand‹ng_en AsŠraf, QuaruŽ, and Oded aŽor. DzCuŽturaŽ D‹vers‹t›, eograpŠ‹caŽ soŽat‹on, and tŠe Or‹g‹n of tŠe eaŽtŠ of Nat‹ons.dz WilliamsCollegeDepartmentEconomicsPapersood, PŠ‹Ž, and CŠarŽes andr›. TheInterculturalCity:Planning. ondon: EartŠscan, 2‐‐7; acŠar›, . PascaŽ. 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