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Preface: O. Chenal, Which languages for Europe? 1. Introduction: G.Extra & K. Yagmur. Part I Multidisciplinary perspectives G. Extra & KutlayYagmur: 2. Phenomenological perspectives; 3. Demographic perspectives; 4.Language rights perspectives; 5. Educational perspectives. Part IIMultilingual Cities Project: national and local perspectives. 6.Methodological considerations G. Extra, K. Yagmur & T. van der Avoird; 7.Multilingualism in Goteborg L.Nygren-Junkin; 8. Multilingualism in Hamburg S.Buhler-Otten & S. Furstenau; 9.Multilingualism in The Hague R. Aarts, G.Extra & K. Yagmur; 10. Multilingualism in Brussels M. Verlot & K. Delrue; 11.Multilingualism in Lyon M.-A. Akinci & J.J. de Ruiter; 12. Multilingualism inMadrid P. Broeder & L. Mijares. Part III Multilingual Cities Project:crossnational and crosslinguistic perspectives G. Extra, K. Yagmur & T. vander Avoird; 13. Crossnational perspectives on language groups: Albanian,Arabic, Armenian, Berber, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Kurdish,Polish, Portuguese, Romani/Sinte, Russian, Serbian/Croatian/Bosnian, Somali,Spanish, Turkish, Urdu/?Pakistani?, and Vietnamese; 14. Crosslinguisticperspectives on language groups; 15. Crossnational perspectives on communitylanguage teaching; 16. Conclusions and discussion. Appendices