Nancy L. Green (Professor of History at EHESS) 17 April 2019, 17:00-18:30, Refectory, Badia Fiesolana The politics of immigration and the history of (social and political) citizenship are important ways of examining how the state defines the Other. However, beyond the cultural implications of inclusion and exclusion, it is time to take another look at the history of the economics of migration. While the discourse on migration today emphasizes otherness, the economic factors of mobilit..
The study of migration within geography takes a variety of forms. While geographers traditionally s...
Migration is not a new phenomenon, neither for Europe, nor for the entire world and it exists since ...
Whilst the literature on international migration expands at a seemingly exponential rate, significan...
Lecture delivered at the European University Institute in Florence on 17 April 2019A video interview...
The current era is marked by an unparalleled level of human migration, the consequence of both recen...
Faist T. “We are all Transnationals now”: The Relevance of Transnationality for Understanding Social...
Migration is a topic that is characterized by an interdisciplinary approach, both theoretically and ...
Faist T. Towards a political sociology of transnationalization. The state of the art in migration re...
Transnational studies are a newcomer in the landscape of migration studies. They are now regarded as...
While migration has always existed, and its consequences have always been important, few people have...
While once a mainstay of social science, class has lately been eclipsed in much of migration studies...
Whether or not it is possible to define our age as ‘the age of migration’ as Castles and Miller (200...
Both migrations and attitudes towards them have deep historical roots. To pronounce the present migr...
This paper outlines the development of the key studies on conceptions of labour, citizenship, and mi...
Instead of thinking of migration and mobility merely as different terms for the same phenomenon, we ...
The study of migration within geography takes a variety of forms. While geographers traditionally s...
Migration is not a new phenomenon, neither for Europe, nor for the entire world and it exists since ...
Whilst the literature on international migration expands at a seemingly exponential rate, significan...
Lecture delivered at the European University Institute in Florence on 17 April 2019A video interview...
The current era is marked by an unparalleled level of human migration, the consequence of both recen...
Faist T. “We are all Transnationals now”: The Relevance of Transnationality for Understanding Social...
Migration is a topic that is characterized by an interdisciplinary approach, both theoretically and ...
Faist T. Towards a political sociology of transnationalization. The state of the art in migration re...
Transnational studies are a newcomer in the landscape of migration studies. They are now regarded as...
While migration has always existed, and its consequences have always been important, few people have...
While once a mainstay of social science, class has lately been eclipsed in much of migration studies...
Whether or not it is possible to define our age as ‘the age of migration’ as Castles and Miller (200...
Both migrations and attitudes towards them have deep historical roots. To pronounce the present migr...
This paper outlines the development of the key studies on conceptions of labour, citizenship, and mi...
Instead of thinking of migration and mobility merely as different terms for the same phenomenon, we ...
The study of migration within geography takes a variety of forms. While geographers traditionally s...
Migration is not a new phenomenon, neither for Europe, nor for the entire world and it exists since ...
Whilst the literature on international migration expands at a seemingly exponential rate, significan...