This collection explores multiculturalism and immigration in Europe, highlighting the differences from the American liberalism model. It features national case studies from leading scholars, examining the varying responses to multiculturalism across Europe. Essential for those studying immigration, multiculturalism, and European integration.
The author critiques existing theories of nationalism for insufficiently addressing the influence of 'Others' in the formation of nations. She introduces a dynamic and relational approach to national theory, emphasizing the importance of interactions and relationships in understanding nationalism. This perspective aims to deepen the analysis of how nations are constructed and the roles that external entities play in shaping national identity.
Albanian Mobilities to and from Italy and Greece
The book introduces a novel analytical framework that redefines return, remigration, and circular mobility as interconnected phases within a broader migration process. It emphasizes the complexities of migration patterns and offers insights into how these movements interact and influence one another, providing a fresh perspective for understanding migration dynamics.
This study provides a detailed comparative analysis of circular migration through empirical research involving seven pairs of countries. It explores the dynamics and implications of circular migration, highlighting the differences and similarities in migration patterns, policies, and impacts on both sending and receiving nations. The findings aim to contribute to a deeper understanding of migration trends and their socio-economic effects across diverse contexts.
This book provides an important new analytical framework for making sense of return, remigration and circular mobility, conceptualising them as different phases of a wider migration process.