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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137380616Economic migration; Romania; immigration; ethnography; othering; British politics; democracy; globalization

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Summaries and critical commentary,as workers and the lengths they have to go to secure work. The main point we make in this chapter is that ‘official’ means supposedly offering them access to work do not work and as a consequence many have no option but to start working illegally. Even then, their labour is exploited and is often co

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Whistle-blowing in the Soviet Uniononcentrate on extending, what we see, as weak areas of contemporary migration studies and propose studies on immigration to take a socio-politico-subjective perspective. We discuss the multidimensional nature of discrimination which these Romanians experience as a consequence of their political othe

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Being Romanian in London,some of the populist accounts of them as ‘thieves’, ‘beggars’ and ‘scroungers of the State’, and some of the problems of contemporary migration studies and in doing so, acts as a rationale for the text — to debunk the myths attached to the Romanian workforce in London and replace it with a more accurate picture of their experiences.

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