This important study analyzes the challenges faced by second-generation Russians in post-Soviet Estonia, and, in doing so, explores the interrelationships between ethnicity and social equality. It will be of great value to scholars of immigration, cultural assimilation, ethnicity, and nationalism.

Raivo Vetik and Jelena Helemäe are both senior researchers at the Institute of International and Social Studies at Tallinn University, Estonia.

Preface
List of tables, figures and chapter appendices

1. Introduction
      Raivo Vetik and Jelena Helemäe
2. Migration patterns
      Nastja Sokolova
3. Integration policies
      Raivo Vetik
4. Ethnic inequalities in education
      Kristina Lindemann and Ellu Saar
5. Explaining different returns from human capital in the labour market
      Kristina Lindemann
6. Income inequality
      Rein Vöörmann and Jelena Helemäe
7. Housing conditions and neighbourhood satisfaction
      Liis Ojamäe and Katrin Paadam
8. Contact and crisis in interethnic relations
      Jennie Schulze
9. Gender role attitudes
      Leeni Hansson
10. Sense of belonging to Estonia
      Gerli Nimmerfeldt
11. Conclusions
      Raivo Vetik and Jelena Helemäe

Appendix
List of contributors