Peoples and Borders

doi:10.5771/9783845277868

Peoples and Borders

Seventy Years of Migration in Europe, from Europe, to Europe [1945-2015]

1. Edition 2017

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doi.org/10.5771/9783845277868
ISBN print: 978-3-8487-3452-8
ISBN online: 978-3-8452-7786-8
Nomos, Baden-Baden Nomos, Baden-Baden

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Zusammenfassung

Migration war immer ein wichtiger Aspekt der Geschichte der europäischen Integration. Die bestehende Literatur hat dieses Thema hauptsächlich von einer nationalen und sozioökonomischen Perspektive betrachtet. Dieses Buch jedoch integriert solche fragmentierten Analysen, betrachtet sie aus einem weiteren Blickwinkel und ordnet sie im breiteren Zusammenhang des sozialen und demografischen Wandels Europas sowie der politischen und wirtschaftlichen Geschichte der europäischen Integration ein.

Das Buch untersucht die Auswirkungen der EU-Migrationspolitik auf die politischen und wirtschaftlichen Außenbeziehungen Europas und erkennt die Migration aus osteuropäischen Ländern vor 1989 als Teil der europäischen Integration an.

Indem das Buch zeigt, dass die Migrationspolitik und ihr Einfluss auf europäische Gesellschaften nur im Zusammenhang der EU-Rahmenbedingungen vollständig verstanden werden können, trägt es wesentlich zur Migrationsforschung im Allgemeinen bei.

Mit Beiträgen von:

Giulia Bentivoglio, Marcel Berlinghoff, Cristina Blanco Sío-López, Elena Calandri, Alice Cunha, Yves Denéchère, Pawel Jaworski, Slawomir Lukasiewicz, Willem Maas, Guia Migani, Simone Paoli, Dimitris Parsanoglou, Yvette Santos, Beatrice Scutaru, Jacek Tebinka, Moshik Temkin, Giota Tourgeli und Roberto Ventresca.

Abstract

Movement of people has been a key feature in the whole history of European integration. While existing literature has mostly adopted national viewpoints and a socioeconomic perspective, this book integrates these existing fragmented analyses, views them from a broader perspective and places them in the wider context of the social and demographic transformation of Europe and the political and economic narrative of continental integration. It highlights the impact made by EC/EU immigration policies on the external political and economic relations of Europe and acknowledges that pre-1989 migration from East European countries is part of European integration. By showing that migration policies and their impact on European national societies and economies cannot be fully understood without taking into account the EC framework, this book, therefore, contributes to migration studies as a whole.

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1–5 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 1–5
7–14 Peoples, borders and the European nation state, 1945-2015 Elena CALANDRI, Simone PAOLI Elena CALANDRI, Simone PAOLI 7–14
15–154 PART 1: MANAGING THE POSTWAR DEMOGRAPHIC ORDER DURING LES TRENTE GLORIEUSES (1945-1975) 15–154
- 15–36 Entre l’Atlantique et l’Europe : l’émigration et le difficile rapprochement entre le Portugal et les pays de la CEE 1945-1968 Yvette SANTOS Yvette SANTOS 15–36
- 37–56 The Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration (ICEM) as part of the post-WWII ‘world-making’ Dimitris PARSANOGLOU, Giota TOURGELI Dimitris PARSANOGLOU, Giota TOURGELI 37–56
- 57–76 Italian migration policies at the beginning of the European integration process: fruitless attempts? Roberto VENTRESCA Roberto VENTRESCA 57–76
- 77–90 Regulating a particular form of migration at the European level: the Council of Europe and intercountry adoptions (1950-1967) Yves DENÉCHÈRE Yves DENÉCHÈRE 77–90
- 91–108 Free movement and the difference that citizenship makes Willem MAAS Willem MAAS 91–108
- 109–128 Europe and travel control in an era of global politics: the case of France in the long 1960s Moshik TEMKIN Moshik TEMKIN 109–128
- 129–138 The movement of Poles to Great Britain during the Cold War. Breaking the Iron Curtain Jacek TEBINKA Jacek TEBINKA 129–138
- 139–154 Central and Eastern European Cold War émigrés in the European integration process Sławomir ŁUKASIEWICZ Sławomir ŁUKASIEWICZ 139–154
155–320 PART 2: THE DEMOGRAPHIC REORGANISATION OF THE CONTINENT: THE RETURN OF THE MULTIETHNIC NATION STATE (1975-2015) 155–320
- 155–176 Labour migration: common market essential or common problem? The EC Committees and European immigration stops in the early 1970s Marcel BERLINGHOFF Marcel BERLINGHOFF 155–176
- 177–190 Through the Iron Curtain. The 1974 Polish-Swedish Treaty covering travel without visas and its consequences Paweł JAWORSKI Paweł JAWORSKI 177–190
- 191–210 Redefining immigration through citizenship? Britain and the case of the 1981 Nationality Act Giulia BENTIVOGLIO Giulia BENTIVOGLIO 191–210
- 211–236 Unveiling covectors. Correlating migration and EC enlargement in the case of Spain Cristina BLANCO SÍO-LÓPEZ Cristina BLANCO SÍO-LÓPEZ 211–236
- 237–254 A new border for Portuguese workers: EEC accession and freedom of movement Alice CUNHA Alice CUNHA 237–254
- 255–280 France and the origins of Schengen: an interpretation Simone PAOLI Simone PAOLI 255–280
- 281–300 Roma population on the move: national belonging versus European problem Beatrice SCUTARU Beatrice SCUTARU 281–300
- 301–320 La Commission Barroso et le défi de la migration: gérer l'urgence, trouver un consensus et construire une politique Guia MIGANI Guia MIGANI 301–320
321–324 Authors 321–324

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