Titlebook: Immigration and Citizenship in an Enlarged European Union; The Political Dynami Simon McMahon Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Defining Who Is Who in the Politics of Immigration,in Italy and Spain. In doing so, it will also explore what it means to be an immigrant and to become a ‘new’ citizen of an enlarged EU. This meaning is, as succinctly stated by Richard Jenkins, concerned with ‘the human capacity — rooted in language — to know “who’s who” (and hence “what’s what”)’ (

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The Local Politics of Immigration in Rome and Madrid,as often been claimed that the nation state is not the sole influencer in national politics and that local and regional contexts are increasingly significant decision making arenas (for example, Alexander, 2003, 2007; Bauböck, 2010; Borkert and Caponio, 2010; Davis, 2009; Keating, 1998, 2009; Marks

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Intra-EU Migrant Politics in Italy and Spain,social and political actors have contested the meaning of being a Romanian immigrant in these countries. This chapter will contribute further by asking how actors, structures and resources from beyond the territorial borders of Italy and Spain have also influenced this process. Indeed, individuals,

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Conclusions: Becoming Citizens of an Expanding European Union,ever, responses to the presence of immigrants in political debate have varied from one country to another. This book has asked why different responses arise, taking at the same time the case study of Romanian migration in Italy and Spain as an opportunity to examine shifting patterns of citizenship

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Defining Who Is Who in the Politics of Immigration,2008: 5). The analytical puzzle is, however, not to simply describe what the characteristics of immigrant populations are, but rather to account for how, when and why claims to who is who gain popular resonance and dominance as legitimate views of the world (Castells, 2010: 7; Malesevic, 2011: 272).

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2947-5988 ferences arise in responses to immigration by examining local, national and transnational dimensions of public debates on Romanian migrants and the Roma minority in Italy and Spain.978-1-349-49278-7978-1-137-43392-3Series ISSN 2947-5988 Series E-ISSN 2947-5996