International audienceAlthough the U.S. immigration system is often described as “broken”, this article attempts to account for its political dynamics and its implications for immigrant social movements. Drawing on contemporary research on immigration policy and on immigrant mobilizations, as well as the political philosophy of Antonio Gramsci (in particular, the concept of hegemony), it is possible to understand the U.S. immigration regime as an unstable but functional synthesis of partially contradictory political demands formulated by economic and political elites, determined opponents of mass immigration and by immigrants themselves. Unequally satisfactory to these different parties, such a synthesis nonetheless favors their consent to ...
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The settlement of undocumented immigrants is challenging state's policies in France and Spain. The i...
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International audienceThis study aims at showing the political, ideological and legal elements at st...
Contemporary latino mass immigration has come to the United States within the framework ofi mmigrati...
The immigration policies and patterns of the United States and France lend themselves readily to com...
In the past few years, there has been an increasing importance of politics in the day-to-day life of...
International audienceThe paper explores public employment policies through life course analysis and...
This chapter analyses the way immigration has been forged as a ‘social problem’ by many social actor...
This paper seeks to develop a framework for analyzing the political sociology of emigration. The pap...
Immigrants or citizens ? Immigration policy in France and in the United States James HOLLIFIELD To a...
The State and the Immigrants : France, Germany, Great-Britain and the United States. - This article ...
Immigrants and political life in France and in the U.S.A. Sophie BODY-GENDROT France and the United ...
International audienceThis article considers issues of asylum in Great Britain and among undocumente...
The settlement of undocumented immigrants is challenging state's policies in France and Spain. The i...
Whether legal or illegal, immigrants to the United States and France have increasingly arrived from ...
This article delves deeply into the dynamic and complex phenomenon of human migration, offering a th...
L'immigration latino-américaine de masse de la période actuelle est arrivée aux États-Unis dans le c...
International audienceThis study aims at showing the political, ideological and legal elements at st...
Contemporary latino mass immigration has come to the United States within the framework ofi mmigrati...
The immigration policies and patterns of the United States and France lend themselves readily to com...
In the past few years, there has been an increasing importance of politics in the day-to-day life of...
International audienceThe paper explores public employment policies through life course analysis and...
This chapter analyses the way immigration has been forged as a ‘social problem’ by many social actor...