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I. Migration in Europe: major trends and issues
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King, Russell, From guestworkers to immigrants, in:
David Pinder (ed.), The New Europe: economy, society
and environment, Chichester, 1998, pp. 263-279
King, Russell, Post oil-crisis, post-Communism: new
geographies of international migration, in: ibid., pp.
281-304
II. The aftermath of the war: ‚Displaced Persons'
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Brenner, Michael, After the Holocaust: Rebuilding Jewish
lives in postwar Germany, Princeton, 1997, ca. pp. 19-46
[I did not have access to the English edition, it should
be chapters I.1 and 2, from KZ to DP-camp and Culture];
text 2: Julius Spokojny
III. The aftermath of the war: ethnic German refugees
and expellees
= Schulze, Rainer, Growing discontent: Relations between
native and refugee populations in a rural district in
Western Germany after the Second World War, in: Robert
G. Moeller (ed.), West Germany under construction: politics,
society, and culture in the Adenauer era, Ann Arbor,
MI, 1997, pp. 53-72 [reprinted from: German History,
vol. 7, 1989, pp. 332-349
IV. Immigration to Britain
- Playing the race card', BBC 1999 (Video)
- Documents 354 (Cabinet memorandum of 18 May 1950),
355 (Cabinet Conclusions of 19 June 1950), 359 (Cabinet
Memorandum of 12 Feb. 1951), in: The Labour Government
and the end of Empire 1945-1951, ed. by Ronald Hyam,
= British documents on the end of Empire, Series A,
vol. 2, part IV: Race relations and the Commonwealth,
London, 1992 [ca. 14-15 pp.]
[for background information see: Spencer; Dean; Layton-Henry,
ch. 2]
- Layton-Henry, Zig, Britain: the would-be zero-immigration
country, in: Cornelius, Wayne A./Philip L. Martin/James
F. Hollifield (eds), Controlling immigration: a global
perspective, Stanford 1994, pp. 273-295
V. Labour migration to West Germany and German migration
policy
- Thr?nhardt, Dietrich, Germany: an undeclared immigration
country, in: New Community, vol. 21, 1995, pp.
- Herbert, Ulrich/Karin Hunn, Guest workers and policy
on guest workers in the Federal Republic: from the beginning
of recruitment in 1955 until its halt in 1973, in: Hanna
Schissler (ed.), The miracle years: a cultural history
of West Germany, 1949-1968, Princeton, 2000, pp. 187-
[not yet in the library, will hopefully be bought, if
not, the text will be replaced with Esser, Hartmut/Hermann
Korte, Federal Republic of Germany, in: Hammar, European
immigration policy, pp. 165-205]
- Dreyer, Heinrich M., Immigration of foreign workers
into the Federal Republic of Germany, in: International
Labour Review, vol. 84, 1961, pp. 1-25
- Katzenstein, Policy and politics in West Germany. The
growth of a semisovereign state, Philadelphia, 1987,
chapter 5, pp. 209-235
Documents on migration policy in the 1970s and 1980s,
pp. 237-253
VI. The Netherlands
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Entzinger, Han B., The Netherlands, in: Tomas Hammar
(ed.), European immigration policy, Cambridge, 1985,
pp. 50-88
VII. France
- Verbunt, Gilles, France, in: Tomas Hammar (ed.), European
immigration policy, Cambridge, 1985, pp. 127-164
VIII. General Debate
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Castles, Stephen, How nation-states respond to immigration
and ethnic diversity, in: New Community, 21. Jg., 1995,
S. 293-308
VIII. Emigration and Return: the Countries of Origin
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Cavaco, Carminda, A place in the sun: return migration
and rural change in Portugal, in: Russell King (ed.),
Mass migrations in Europe: the lagacy and the future,
London: Belhaven, 1993, pp. 174-191
IX. Refugees and Asylum in Europe
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Koser, Khalid, Recent asylum migration in Europe: patterns
and processes of change, in: New Community, vol. 22,
1996, pp. 151-158
Sch?nw?lder, Karen, 'Persons persecuted on political
grounds shall enjoy the right of asylum - but not in
our country': asylum policy and debates about refugees
in the Federal Republic of Germany, in: Carl Levy und
Alice Bloch (eds), Refugees, citizenship and social
policy in Europe, London, 1999, pp. 76-90 [not in the
library, will be provided]
Selm-Thorburn, Joanne van, Asylum in the Amsterdam Treaty:
a harmonious future? in: Journal of Ethnic and Migration
Studies, vol. 24, 1998, pp. 627-638
X. Migrants and Minorities in West European Societies:
Discrimination - Identities - Integration
- Gitmez, Ali/Czarina Wilpert, A micro-society or an
ethnic community? Social organization and ethnicity
amongst Turkish migrants in Berlin, in: John Rex/Daniele
Joly (eds), Immigrant associations in Europe, Aldershot/Brookfield,
1987, pp. 86-125
- Goodman, Charity, A day in the life of a single Spanish
woman in West Germany, in: Hans C. and Judith-Maria
M. Buechler (eds) Migrants in Europe, Westport, Connecticut,
1987, pp. 207-220
- Seifert, Wolfgang, Occupational and social integration
of immigrant groups in Germany, in: New Community, vol.
22, 1996, pp. 417ff.
- Jewish life in western Europe
[text to be selected from:] Lappin, Elena (ed.), Jewish
voices, German words. Growing up in postwar Germany
and Austria, North Haven: Catbird Press 1994
Gilman, Sander L., Jews in today's German culture, Bloomington,
1995, pp. 17-39
XI. Race and racism, the extreme right
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Miles, Robert, Racism, London, 1989, pp. 69-87
- Betz, Hans-Georg, The new politics of resentment: radical
right-wing populist parties in Western Europe, in: Comparative
Politics, vol. 25, 1993, pp. 413-428
XII. Multiculturalism: the debate
- Roy Jenkins, Speech on 23 May 1966 to a meeting of the
National Committee for Commonwealth Immigrants (Essays
and speeches by Roy Jenkins, ed. by Anthony Lester,
London, 1967)
Enoch Powell, speech on 20 April 1968 in Birmingham,
in: Enoch Powell, Freedom and reality, London, 1969,
pp. 213-219 [I shall bring copies of Jenkins' speech]
Try to read relevant chapters in general textbooks on
Britain in the 1960s; you could also read pp. 77-83
in: Zig Layton-Henry, The politics of immigration; or:
Shepherd, Enoch Powell.
- Lukes, Steven, Five fables about human rights, in:
Stephen Shute/Susan Hurley (eds), On human rights (The
Oxford Amnesty Lecutres, 1993), New York, 1993, pp.
19-40
XIII. Citizenship
- Cinar, Dilek, From aliens to citizens. A comparative
analysis of rules of transition, in: Baub?ck, Rainer
(ed.), From aliens to citizens. Redefining the status
of immigrants in Europe, Aldershot, 1994, pp. 49-72
- Withol de Wenden, Cath?rine, Citizenship and nationality
in France, in: ibid., pp. 85-93
- Brubaker, Rogers, Immigration, citizenship, and the
nation-state in France and Germany, in: Shafir, Gershon
(ed.), The citizenship debates: a reader, Minneapolis/London,
1998, pp. 167-188 (reprinted from: International Sociology
5, 1990)
XV. Concluding Debate |
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