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Debating Migration
Political Discourses on Labour Immigration in Historical Perspective
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Stefanie Mayer and Mikael SpAng take a close look at debates regarding (labor) immigration in Austri...
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Stefanie Mayer and Mikael SpAng take a close look at debates regarding (labor) immigration in Austria and Sweden by comparing discussions during the 1960s and 1970s with contemporary political discourse. The editors combine their research on institutional developments with elements of critical discourse analysis in a comparative perspective. The volume also includes comments from experts on migration issues from former emigration and/or EU-accession countries, such as Finland, Turkey, former Yugoslavia, and the Czech Republic, thereby, casting light on how migration issues have been discussed in different contexts.
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Full name
Debating Migration
Author
Stefanie Mayer, Mikael Spang
Language
English
English
Binding
Book - Hardback
Date of issue
2013
Number of pages
160
EAN
9783706548588
ISBN
3706548585
Libristo code
01703827
Publishers
Studienverlag GesmbH
Weight
453
Dimensions
240
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