Diversity and Turbulence in Contemporary Global Migration.

Intro -- Diversity and Turbulences inContemporary Global Migration -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- Part 1 Citizenship: The Dynamic Process -- ECOWAS and the Challenges of Building a Community Citizenship in West Africa -- Rethinking New Ways of Participation, Inclusion and Citizenship -- Justice and Injustice within a Pluralistic Society -- Enacting Rights from Below: Migrant Farmworkers' Struggles in Nardò, Southern Italy -- From Securitisation to Externalisation: A Journey through the Italian/Libyan Partnership on Migration -- Part 2 Citizenry: Creating a New Democracy -- From National Subject to National Threat: The Representation of German-Canadians in Contemporary Canadian Theatre about the Great War -- Are European Democratic States Experiencing a GreaterDemocratic Deficit in the Last Decade? The Portuguese Case in a Longitudinal and Comparative Perspective -- Being South African and Belonging: The Status and Practice of Mediated Citizenship in a New Democracy -- Part 3 From 'Movement' to 'Settlement' -- Negotiating 'Bulgarianness' in e-Migration: The Cases of Bulgarian Communities in Greece and Spain -- From Migrants to Retail Businessmen: Perspectives on the East Indians of Barbados 1910-2010 -- Whose Neighbourhood is It? On Belonging and Neighbourhood Citizenship in the Baka Neighbourhood of Jerusalem -- Part 4 Cultural Assimilation -- Sense of Self and Sense of Place in a World of Increasing Movement of People -- Acculturation and Intimate Partner Femicide (IPF) against Ethiopian Women in Israel -- Axel Honneth and the Recognition of Ethno-Cultural Immigrant Groups.

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