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A compilation of Adrian Favell's innovative and agenda-setting essays which, since the late 1990s, have charted the emergence of new migration patterns and politics in Europe. Tackling in turn issues of multiculturalism, immigrant integration, free movement, high skilled mobilities, new East-West migrations and regional integration, the collection offers a comprehensive introduction to the dynamic field of international migration studies. At the same time, it poses a sharp challenge to current complacencies, challenging researchers to escape methodological nationalism and the unreflective reproduction of concepts and assumptions in the field, as well as embracing new methodologies and theoretical resources. Moving fluidly across intellectual boundaries as much as national borders, Favell points the way forward to new thinking in this burgeoning and rapidly evolving interdisciplinary field.
Contents
contents
List of Tables vii
Preface ix
Chapter One: Introduction – Immigration, Migration and Free Movement in
the Making of Europe 1
Part One – Applied Political Philosophy: The Problem of Multicultural
Citizenship
Chapter Two: Multicultural Citizenship in Theory and Practice:
Applied Political Philosophy in Empirical Analyses 21
Chapter Three: Multicultural Race Relations in Britain:
Problems of Interpretation and Explanation 41
Part Two – The Question of Integration
Chapter Four: Assimilation/Integration 63
Chapter Five: Integration Policy and Integration Research in
Europe: A Review and Critique 69
Part Three – Highly Skilled Migration and Social Mobility
Chapter Six: The Human Face of Global Mobility:
A Research Agenda
with Miriam Feldblum and Michael Peter Smith 125
Chapter Seven: Social Mobility and Spatial Mobility
with Ettore Recchi 145
Part Four – New Migration and Mobilities in Europe
Chapter Eight: The New Face of East-West Migration in Europe 169
Chapter Nine: The Fourth Freedom: Theories of Migration and
Mobilities in `Neo-liberal' Europe 185
Chapter Ten: Conclusion – Rebooting Migration Theory:
Interdisciplinarity, Globality and Post-Disciplinarity in
Migration Studies 199
Works by the Author 213
Bibliography 217
Index 255
