European societies, migration, and the law : the 'others' amongst 'us'
| Published: | Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY ; Port Melbourne, VIC ; New Delhi ; Singapore : Cambridge University Press, 2021, © 2021 |
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| Language: | English |
| Physical description: | xxvi, 433 Seiten : Diagramme |
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Literaturverzeichnis: Seite 374-426. - Index |
| ISBN: | 9781108487689 9781108720793 |
| Classification - More hits on the same topic: | EG: X Pa = Länder: Europäische Union: Einreise. Aufenthaltsrecht. Passrecht. Melderecht. Grenzkontrolle. Schengenabkommen. |
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| 100 | 1 | |a Jesse, Moritz <<[HerausgeberIn]>> <<[VerfasserIn]>> | |
| 245 | 0 | 0 | |a European societies, migration, and the law |b the 'others' amongst 'us' |c edited by Moritz Jesse, University of Leiden |
| 260 | |a Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY ; Port Melbourne, VIC ; New Delhi ; Singapore |b Cambridge University Press |c [2021] |c © 2021, 2021 | ||
| 300 | |a xxvi, 433 Seiten : Diagramme | ||
| 520 | |a "Not a day passes without political discussion of immigration. Reception of immigrants, their treatment, strategies seeing to their inclusion, management of migration flows, limitation of their numbers, the selection of immigrants; all are ongoing dialogues. European Societies, Migration and the Law shows that immigrants, regardless of their individual status, their different backgrounds, or their different histories and motivations to move across borders, are often seen as 'the other' to the imaginary society of nationals making up the receiving (nation-)states. This book provides insights into this issue of 'othering' in the field of immigration and asylum law and policy in Europe. It provides an introduction to the mechanisms of 'othering' and reveals strategies and philosophies which lead to the 'othering' of immigrants. It exposes the tools applied in the implementation and application of legislation that separate, deliberately or not, immigrants from the receiving society"-- | ||
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| 992 | |a CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS CONTENTS LISTOFFIGURESANDTABLES XVI LISTOFCONTRIBUTORS XVII PREFACE XIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XXIV LISTOFABBREVIATIONS XXV 1 EUROPEANSOCIETIES,MIGRATION,ANDTHELAW:INSTEADOF ANINTRODUCTION 1 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 1.1INTRODUCTIONANDOBJECTIVE 1 1.2BACKGROUNDANDCONTEXT 3 1.3STRUCTURE 8 1.3.1PARTI:MAKINGTHE ' OTHER '- THECONSTRUCTIONOF ' OTHERNESS ' 9 1.3.2PARTII:THEOPERATIONOFLEGAL ' OTHERING ' ANDTHE NATIONAL - FOREIGNERDICHOTOMYINTHEEU 10 1.3.3PARTIII:AFTERTHEARRIVALOFTHE ' OTHERS '- REACTIONS TOTHE ' REFUGEECRISIS ' OF2015 12 1.3.4PARTIV: ' OTHERING ' INTHEEU 13 1.3.5PARTV:EUROPEANSOCIETIES, ' OTHERNESS ' ,MIGRATION, ANDTHELAW 14 YYYYYYYYYY MAKINGTHE'OTHER'- THECONSTRUCTION OF'OTHERNESS' 17 2 THEIMMIGRANTASTHE'OTHER' 19 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 2.1 ' OTHERING ' ASTHEDISCURSIVEDIFFERENTIATIONFROMA COLLECTIVE-SELF 19 2.1.1WHOISTHE ' OTHER ' ? - DIFFERENTFROM ' US ' 19 2.1.2WHOARE ' WE ' ? - BETTERTHANTHE ' OTHER ' 22 2.2THE ' OTHERING ' OFIMMIGRANTSANDTHELAW 25 2.2.1PRE-DETERMINEDPOWERRELATIONSBETWEENRECEIVING SOCIETYANDNEWCOMERS 25 VII CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 2.2.2 FOREIGNERSANDIMMIGRANTSASTHENATURAL ' OTHERS ' INANATIONSTATE 26 2.3 ' OTHERING ' OFIMMIGRANTSANDEUROPEANUNION 31 2.3.1 EUFREEMOVEMENTANDCITIZENSHIPOFTHEUNION 31 2.3.2 EUMIGRATIONLAW 32 2.4LAWASANAMPLI FI EROF ' OTHERNESS ' ANDDEFENDEROF ' COMMUNITIES OFVALUE ' 35 2.4.1 IMMIGRATIONLAWASAMIRROR 35 2.4.2 | ||
| 992 | |a INTEGRATIONMEASURESANDECONOMICCONDITIONSAS(FAKE) DEFENDERS 38 2.4.3 THEROLEOFTHEJUDICIARY 40 2.5CONCLUSIONS:IMMIGRANTSASTHE ' OTHER ' 41 3 'OTHERING'INUNCONCERNEDDEMOCRACIESANDTHE RISEOFANTI-LIBERALPOLITICALDIVISIONS 43 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY YY YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY YY R YYYYYY 3.1INTRODUCTION 43 3.2 ' OTHERING ' ASALEADINGPRINCIPLEOFCZECHPOLITICALDISCOURSE 45 3.2.1 ' OTHERING ' ANDPOLITICALACTORSINTHECZECHREPUBLIC 45 3.2.2 THEIMPACTOF ' OTHERING ' ONLAW,CIVICSOCIETY,AND INTERNATIONALCOOPERATION 50 3.3CONSTRUCTING ' US ' AND ' THEOTHERS ' WHILEDECONSTRUCTING MODERNCONSTITUTIONALISM 52 3.3.1 THELOGICOFPOLITICAL ' OTHERING ' INFIVEPRINCIPALSTEPS 53 3.3.2 ' UNCONCERNEDDEMOCRACY ' ASACONSEQUENCE OFANTI-LIBERAL ' OTHERING ' 56 3.4CONCLUSIONS:CONSTITUTIONALVALUESFOR ' US ' ANDNOTHING FOR ' THEOTHERS ' ?6 0 4 THECRIMMIGRANT'OTHER'ATEUROPE'SINTRA-SCHENGEN BORDERS 62 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 4.1INTRODUCTION:EUROPEANDTHESCHENGENAREA 62 4.2WHOIS ' THEOTHER ' ?6 5 4.3BORDERINGAND ' OTHERING ' 68 4.3.1 ' BORDERING ' ANDNATIONALIDENTITY 69 4.3.2 INTRA-EU ' OTHERING ' ANDBORDERING 71 4.4CONTROLLEDFREEMOVEMENTINTHESCHENGENAREA 72 4.4.1 SCHENGENPROOFBORDERING 75 4.4.2 SCHENGENPROOF ' OTHERING ' 77 4.5CONCLUDINGRE FL ECTIONS 78 VIII YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 5 THE'OTHERS'AMONGST'THEM'- SELECTIONCATEGORIESIN EUROPEANRESETTLEMENTANDHUMANITARIANADMISSION PROGRAMMES 81 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 5.1INTRODUCTION:SETTINGTHESCENE 81 5.2REFUGEESELECTIONINRESETTLEMENTANDHUMANITARIAN ADMISSIONPROGRAMMES 83 5.3CATEGORISINGAS ' | ||
| 992 | |a OTHERING ' :LOGICSOFHUMANITARIANISM, SECURITY,ANDASSIMILABILITY 85 5.3.1HUMANITARIAN ' OTHERING ' :UNHCR ' SSUBMISSION CATEGORIESFORRESETTLEMENT 87 5.3.2ASSIMILABILITYLOGICSOF ' OTHERING ' 94 5.4HARMONISINGSELECTIONCATEGORIESINTHEEU:COMBINING HUMANITARIAN,SECURITY,ANDASSIMILABILITYLOGICS 99 5.5CONCLUSION 102 YYYYYYYYYYYY THEOPERATIONOFLEGAL'OTHERING'ANDTHE NATIONAL-FOREIGNERDICHOTOMYINTHEEU 105 6 THERIGHTSOF'OTHERS'INDOMESTICCONSTITUTIONS: TOWARDSANEQUALITY-BASEDAPPROACH? 107 YYYYYY YY YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 6.1INTRODUCTION 107 6.2CONSTITUTIONSASEXPRESSIONSOFNATIONALIDENTITY:ATEXTUALANALYSIS OFTHEIRISHCONSTITUTION 109 6.2.1ACATHOLICCONSTITUTION 110 6.2.2ANATIONALISTCONSTITUTION 112 6.2.3ALIBERALDEMOCRATICCONSTITUTIONCAPABLEOFEVOLVING WITHADIVERSESOCIETY 114 6.3THEPOSITIONOFNON-CITIZENSINTHECONSTITUTIONALORDER: CASE-LAWANALYSIS 115 6.3.1INCONSISTENTTERMINOLOGYINTHEFUNDAMENTALRIGHTS PROVISIONS 116 6.3.2CON FL ICTINGDECISIONSONTHESTATUSOFNON-CITIZENSINTHE CONSTITUTIONALORDER 117 6.3.3ACHANGEOFDIRECTION?ANEQUALITYANDDIGNITYBASED APPROACHIN NHVV.MINISTERFORJUSTICEANDEQUALITY 121 6.3.4BREAKINGDOWNTHECITIZEN - FOREIGNERDISTINCTION:HOW ANDWHY? 123 6.3.5FUTUREDIRECTIONS:INCREASINGOPENNESSTORIGHTSCLAIMS, ONGOINGRESISTANCETOTHEDISMANTLINGOFCITIZENSHIPASTHE FUNDAMENTALLEGALSTATUS? 125 6.4CONCLUSION 128 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY IX CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 7 HIERARCHIESOFPRIVILEGE:JUXTAPOSINGFAMILYREUNIFICATION RIGHTS,INTEGRATIONREQUIREMENTS,ANDNATIONALITYIN EULAW 130 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 7.1INTRODUCTION 130 7.2A(CONDITIONAL)BENCHMARK:FAMILYREUNI FI CATIONRIGHTSOFEU CITIZENS 132 7.2.1 ECONOMICALLYACTIVE:UNCONDITIONALRIGHTTORESIDENCEAND FAMILYREUNI FI CATION 134 7.2.2 ECONOMICALLYINACTIVE:CONDITIONALRIGHTSTOFAMILY REUNI FI CATION 134 7.2.3 | ||
| 992 | |a STATICCITIZENS:NORIGHTTOFAMILYREUNI FI CATIONUNDER EULAW 135 7.3RIGHTSGRANTEDUNDERINTERNATIONALAGREEMENTSOFTHEEU 136 7.3.1 FREEMOVEMENTOFTHEEEANATIONALSANDSWISS NATIONALS 137 7.3.2 TURKISHNATIONALSUNDERTHEANKARAAGREEMENT 139 7.4THIRD-COUNTRYNATIONALSUNDERSECONDARYEULAW 142 7.4.1 THEFAMILYREUNI FI CATIONDIRECTIVE:BENCHMARKFOR UNPRIVILEGEDTCNS 143 7.4.2 HIGHLYQUALI FI EDMIGRANTS:PRIVILEGEDAPPLICANTS 147 7.5CONCLUSION:HIERARCHIESOFPRIVILEGEAND ' OTHERING ' 149 8 ALIENATIONOF'SECONDGENERATIONTURKISHDUTCH' INTHENAMEOF'INTEGRATION':FAMILYREUNIFICATION POLICIESINTHENETHERLANDS 152 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY YY YY - YYYYYYYYYY 8.1INTRODUCTION 152 8.2BUREAUCRATICALIENATION:FAMILYREUNI FI CATIONFORTURKISH CITIZENSINTHENETHERLANDS 154 8.2.1 PREVENTIONOFCOURTJUDGMENTS:WELL-TIMEDADHOC RESIDENCEPERMITS 156 8.2.2 RESTRICTIVEADMINISTRATIVEINTERPRETATIONOFINDIVIDUAL RIGHTS 159 8.2.3 EXCESSIVELENGTHOFLEGALPROCEEDINGS 160 8.2.4 RESTRICTIVEPOLICIESANDDENIEDRIGHTS:THREESTEPS OFALIENATIONAND ' OTHERING ' 162 8.3PERCEPTIONSOFDISCRIMINATIONANDALIENATIONBYSECOND GENERATIONTURKISHDUTCH 162 8.3.1 INCOMEREQUIREMENTSFORFAMILYREUNI FI CATION 162 8.3.2 CIVICINTEGRATIONEXAMABROADANDCOURSES INTHENETHERLANDS 163 X YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 8.3.3AGEREQUIREMENTSFORFAMILYLIFE 167 8.3.4HIGHADMINISTRATIONFEESFORFAMILYREUNI FI CATION 168 8.3.5MECHANICSOFALIENATIONANDFEELINGSOFEXCLUSION 168 8.4IMPACTONTHEINTEGRATIONOFSGTDSPONSORS 169 8.5CONCLUSION:THEADMINISTRATIVECREATIONOF ' OTHERNESS ' 172 9 DIFFERENTLEVELSOF'LEGALOTHERNESS'INTHECONTEXT OFEXPULSIONANDENTRYBANS 173 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 9.1INTRODUCTION 173 9.2DIFFERENTLEVELSOFPROTECTIONAGAINSTEXPULSION,SECURITY OFRESIDENCE,ANDINTEGRATION 175 9.3DIFFERENTDEGREESOF ' LEGALOTHERNESS | ||
| 992 | |a ' INEULAW 178 9.3.1EUCITIZENSANDTHEIRFAMILYMEMBERSCOVERED BYTHECITIZENSHIPDIRECTIVE 178 9.3.2TURKISHNATIONALSCOVEREDBYTHEEEC - TURKEYASSOCIATION AGREEMENT 183 9.3.3LONGTERMRESIDENTTHIRD-COUNTRYNATIONALSCOVERED BYTHELTR-DIRECTIVE 185 9.3.4CONCLUSIONSREGARDINGTHEDIFFERENTLEVELSOF ' LEGALOTHERNESS ' INTHECONTEXTOFEXPULSION 186 9.4ENTRYBANSANDTHESCHENGEN-INFORMATIONSYSTEM 188 9.5CONCLUSIONS 190 10 THENON-NATIONALAS'THEOTHER':WHATROLE FORNON-DISCRIMINATIONLAW? 192 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 10.1 INTRODUCTION 192 10.2 THEINEQUALITIESOFNATIONALITY 193 10.3 CURRENTRESPONSESFROMNON-DISCRIMINATIONLAW 195 10.3.1NATIONALITYDISCRIMINATIONUNDERTHEECHR 195 10.3.2NATIONALITYDISCRIMINATIONINEULAW 198 10.4 ANANTI-STIGMATISATIONAPPROACH 199 10.4.1THEANTI-STIGMATISATIONAPPROACH 199 10.4.2NATIONALITYASSTIGMA? 200 10.5 OUTLINESOFANEWAPPROACH 206 10.5.1PROTECTINGTHEPOWERLESS 206 10.5.2REBUF FI NGSTEREOTYPES 207 10.5.3RECOGNISINGSOCIALMEMBERSHIP 208 10.6 CONCLUSION 209 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY XI CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS YYYYYYYYYYYYYY AFTERTHEARRIVALOFTHE'OTHERS'- REACTIONSTOTHE 'REFUGEECRISIS'OF2015 211 11 THERECEPTIONOFASYLUMSEEKERSINEUROPE:EXCLUSION THROUGHACCOMMODATIONPRACTICES 213 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 11.1 INTRODUCTION 213 11.2 METHODOLOGICALAPPROACH 215 11.3 RECEPTIONPRACTICESINTHEEU,AUSTRIA,ANDITALY 217 11.3.1RECEPTIONINTHEEU 217 11.3.2RECEPTIONINAUSTRIA 220 11.3.3RECEPTIONINITALY 221 11.4 THECAMPASASYMBOLANDPLACEOFEXCLUSION 222 11.4.1 ' OTHERING ' THROUGHSPACE 224 11.4.2CATCH22 -' OTHERING ' THROUGHBUREAUCRATICMEANS 226 11.5 CONCLUSION 228 12 INTEGRATIONIMPOSSIBLE?ETHNICNATIONALISMANDREFUGEE INTEGRATIONINBULGARIA 230 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 12.1 INTRODUCTION 230 12.2 | ||
| 992 | |a BRIDGINGEASTANDWEST:THECASEOFCEEANDBULGARIA 232 12.2.1REFUGEEPOLICIESINCEECOUNTRIES 232 12.2.2REFUGEEPOLICIESINBULGARIA 234 12.3 LAISSEZ-FAIRE OR LAISSEZ-PASSER APPROACHTOREFUGEE INTEGRATION? 235 12.3.1REFUGEEINTEGRATIONPOLICIESINBULGARIA:PRE-2013 235 12.3.2REFUGEEINTEGRATIONPOLICIESINBULGARIA:POST-2013 237 12.4 ' OTHERING ' AND ' OTHERNESS ' INTHEEASTANDINTHEWEST 241 12.4.1NATION-BUILDING,CITIZENSHIP,ANDINTEGRATION POLICIES 241 12.4.2ETHNICANDCIVICNATIONALISMREVISITED 242 12.5 CONCLUSION 244 13 REFUGEES'INTEGRATIONINTOTHELABOURMARKET:DISCHARGING RESPONSIBILITYINTHEUK 247 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY - YYYYYYYYYY , YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY , YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 13.1 INTRODUCTION 247 13.2 DISCHARGINGRESPONSIBILITYFORLABOURMARKETINTEGRATION 249 13.3 THELEGALFRAMEWORKTOWARDSREFUGEES ' LABOURMARKET INTEGRATION 251 XII YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 13.3.1OBLIGATIONSSTEMMINGFROMINTERNATIONALTREATIES 251 13.3.2OBLIGATIONSSTEMMINGFROMEULAW 253 13.3.3IMPLEMENTINGPOLICIESTOINCLUDEREFUGEES 254 13.4 THEUK ' SSYRIANVULNERABLEPERSONSRESETTLEMENT SCHEME(VPRS) 255 13.4.1PLANNINGANDCOORDINATION 255 13.4.2SUPPORT 256 13.4.3MONITORING 257 13.4.4OPERATIONALCHALLENGESINTHEVPRS 258 13.4.5EXPERIENCESOF ' RECOGNISED ' AND ' RESETTLED ' REFUGEES 259 13.5 CONCLUSION 262 YYYYYYYYYYYY 'OTHERING'INTHEEU 265 14 WHENACOUNTRYISNOTAHOME:THENUMBERED(EUCITIZENS) 'OTHERS'ANDTHEQUESTFORHUMANDIGNITYUNDER BREXIT 267 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 14.1 INTRODUCTION 267 14.2 CONSTRUCTINGEUCITIZENS '' OTHERNESS ' :FROMTHEPROGRESSIVE FRAMINGOFTHEEUROPEAN ' OTHER ' TOEXTERNALLYIMPOSED ALIENATION 272 14.2.1THEPOLITICISATIONOFEUMOBILITYINTHEUNITED KINGDOM 272 | ||
| 992 | |a 14.2.2POLITICISATIONANDINSTITUTIONALSEDIMENTATIONOFTHEEU ' OTHER ' 274 14.3 HUMANDIGNITYANDTHEMIGRANTMANIFESTOOF2011 279 15 THE'MARKETINSIDER':MARKET-CITIZENSHIPANDECONOMIC EXCLUSIONINTHEEU 282 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 15.1 INTRODUCTION 282 15.2 THE DANO-TRINITY ANDTHEPAROUSIAOFMARKETCITIZENSHIP 282 15.2.1MARKETCITIZENSHIPIN SALA , BAUMBAST , GRZELCZYK ,AND BIDAR 284 15.2.2MARKETCITIZENSHIPINDIRECTIVE2004/38:THEOMNIPOTENCE OFARTICLE7 284 15.2.3THE DANO -EVOLUTION 286 15.3 ' FATAMORGANA ' OFLEGALCERTAINTY?THECONCEPTOF ' SUF FI CIENT RESOURCES ' AND ' UNREASONABLEBURDENS ' 288 15.4 UNDERMININGRESIDENCESECURITYOFEUCITIZENS 290 15.4.1AUTOMATICILLEGALITYAFTERAUTOMATICMEANS-TEST? 290 15.4.2ACCESSTOPERMANENTRESIDENCE 293 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY XIII CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 15.4.3RETURNINGWITHFAMILYTOHOMEMEMBERSTATEAFTER ' ILLEGAL ' RESIDENCEINHOSTMEMBERSTATE 295 15.5 CONCLUDINGREMARKS:THELOGICANDEFFECTSOFMARKET CITIZENSHIP 297 16 INCLUSIONANDEXCLUSIONOFMIGRANTWORKERSIN THEEU 301 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 16.1 INTRODUCTION 301 16.2 FORMSOFEMPLOYMENTOVERTIME 302 16.2.1FROMBRETTONWOODSTONEOLIBERALISM 302 16.2.2NON-STANDARDANDFLEXIBLEFORMSOFEMPLOYMENT 304 16.3 INCLUSIONANDEXCLUSIONINEUFREEMOVEMENTLAW 307 16.3.1EUWORKERS:EQUALTREATMENTASINCLUSION 307 16.3.2UNIONCITIZENSHIPI:INCLUSIONOFTHEECONOMICALLY INACTIVE 310 16.3.3UNIONCITIZENSHIPII:NOSAFETYNET 312 16.3.4THELEGALCONSEQUENCESOFEXCLUSION:MOVEMENTANDWORK WITHOUTPROTECTIONUNDEREULAW 315 16.3.5THEWIDERCONSEQUENCESOFEXCLUSION:STIGMATISATIONAND SOCIALHIERARCHIES 317 16.4 CONCLUSION 318 YYYYYYYYYY EUROPEANSOCIETIES,'OTHERNESS',MIGRATION, ANDTHELAW 321 17 DECIPHERINGTHEROLEOF(MIGRATION)LAWINTHESOCIAL CONSTRUCTIONOF'OTHERNESS' 323 | ||
| 992 | |a YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 17.1 CRITICALAPPROACHESTOEUROPEANMIGRATIONLAW 323 17.1.1STARTINGPOINT:SALIENTPOLITICALDEBATES 324 17.1.2MIGRATIONLAWBETWEENDOCTRINEANDCRITIQUE 325 17.1.3RECONSTRUCTINGTHELAWBEYOND ' OTHERING ' 327 17.2 METHODOLOGY:INTERACTIONOFLEGALRULESANDCOURTJUDGMENTS WITHSOCIALPRACTICESANDPOLITICALPROCESSES 328 17.2.1CONSTITUTIONALLAWANDTHEDANGEROF ' HOLLOWHOPE ' 329 17.2.2DYNAMICEVOLUTIONOFMIGRATIONLAWBETWEEN STATUTORYINTERPRETATIONANDCONSTITUTIONAL ADJUDICATION 332 17.2.3LAWASACOUNTERPOINTANDINDIVIDUALAGENCY 334 17.3 RESEARCHHORIZON:OVERARCHINGTRENDSINTHE SOCIALSCIENCES 338 17.3.1CONDITIONALITYASANEXPRESSIONOFSTATE SOVEREIGNTY 339 XIV YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 978-1-108-48768-9 - EUROPEAN SOCIETIES, MIGRATION, AND THE LAW EDITED BY MORITZ JESSE TABLE OF CONTENTS MORE INFORMATION WWW.CAMBRIDGE.ORG IN THIS WEB SERVICE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 17.3.2DISTINGUISHING ' ALIENAGE ' AND ' DENIZENSHIP ' 342 17.3.3THESIGNI FI CANCEOF ' OTHERING ' BEYOND MIGRATIONLAW 344 17.4 CONCEPTIONS:RECONSTRUCTINGEUROPEANMIGRATIONLAW 346 17.4.1AMBIGUITIESOFTHEEU ' S ' POSTNATIONALISM ' 347 17.4.2BEYONDBINARYDESCRIPTIONSOFEUMIGRATIONLAW 349 17.4.3SOCIETALSELF-IMAGESBETWEENPLURALISMAND COHERENCE 352 17.5 CONCLUSION 354 18 THE'OTHERS'AMONGST'US':INSTEADOFACONCLUSION 356 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY 18.1 THICKLEGALNORMSANDBUREAUCRATIC ' OTHERING ' 357 18.1.1THESTICKINESSOFSUBSTANTIVERULESANDFLEXIBLE PROCEDURES 357 18.1.2VAGUENORMSAND ' REVERSEHARMONISATION ' ON EULEVEL 358 18.1.3BUREAUCRATIC ' OTHERING ' 361 18.2 ECONOMIC ' OTHERING ' 362 18.3 CULTURAL ' OTHERING ' 364 18.4 WHOARE ' WE ' ? 366 18.5 STOP ' OTHERING '- MAKEMIGRATIONANDIMMIGRANTS ' NORMAL ' 368 BIBLIOGRAPHY 374 INDEX 427 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY XV | ||
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