In their new book 'The Intercultural City', Phil Wood and Charles Landry call for increased intercultural thinking in cities. As cities around the world are becoming more diverse, the authors believe more attention needs to be given to the opportunities that diversity provides, instead of solely focusing on its negative effects. Wood & Landry point at the many opportunities, resources and advantages that cultural diversity brings -economically, socially as well as culturally. They acknowledge the value of multiculturalism, but state that fresh thinking is needed in this respect. This book explores how cities can move from being multicultural cities of fragmented differences to co-created intercultural cities that make the very most of their diversity. It contains many case studies from around the world and provides concrete guidelines for cities on how to turn diversity into an advantage.