Titlebook: In and Out: Rights of Migrants in the European Space; Francesco Lo Piccolo,Annalisa Mangiaracina,Vincenz Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Re-homing Processes Through Art and Culture aside from the political and media narratives of migration and hospitality, reveals itself as the ground of a multitude of actions aimed at strengthening social cohesion and togetherness through art and culture at the neighbourhood scale and improving the lives of marginalized urban communities.

易弯曲

EU Migrant Policies and Human Rights: A General Overviewgration and Asylum, adopted by the European Commission, seems to re-propose the “hotspot approach”: it is necessary to monitor the implementation of future reforms to avoid a reduction in the level of protection of fundamental rights, such as the right to personal freedom.

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I Don’t Have a Plan B: Changing Family Relationships in Forced Migration her children and husband. We look at meaningful turning points in these relationships in order to broaden the understanding of the changes in closeness and contribute to the knowledge of how and why such relationships grow, change, weaken, and are reconceptualised during dramatic life changes due to forced migration and over time.

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Issues at Stake in Plural Societies: The Case of Muslim Migrant Women’s Religious Freedommbols. It suggests shifting the focus of the “veiling” and “not veiling” discourse from the dichotomous arguments sustained so far (universal rights . minority rights; gender rights . religious rights) to a “both/and” approach, hopefully allowing Muslim female newcomers’ effective moral equality and freedom in Europe

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Ungoverned Living: Exploring Migrant Residency Practices in Polandience prejudice while searching for accommodation as well as while renting, and―to some extent―respond to these inconveniences by self-organising in a quest to fill the void of housing market and accommodation-related services sector. This paper contributes to the discussion about Polish (effectively non-existent) immigration policy.