Spaces of Difference discusses the construction of transcultural spaces and the representation and negotiation of diversity through the analytical lenses of narratives, practices and politics of diversity. The multi-disciplinary contributions to this volume address four broader research fields: (1) the entangled and contested (hi)stories of diversity; (2) migration and the creation of transcultural spaces; (3) practices and politics of belonging; and (4) the dynamics of confrontation and cohabitation in spaces of difference. The research and the chapters added by numerous renowned contributors that Ursula Lehmkuhl, Hans-Jürgen Lüsebrink and Laurence McFalls present in this volume combine approaches from history, political science, sociology, migration studies and literature.