Coexistence in a socially diverse city has always been questioned. Big cities often lure people of different ethnic backgrounds because of its job opportunities and different facilities. Sandercock in his article addresses four ways of thinking about coexistence in socially diverse cities, and two of them are The British Home Office: ‘Public Order and Community Cohesion’ and Ash Amin’s politics of local livability. After the ongoing riots, the Home Office discovered the interethnic conflicts. The conflicts mostly occurred in the poorer parts of the country where the towns and their communities were deeply segregated. They also learned of the territorial mentality associated with the different racial and cultural groups. As a response, the