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Zusatztext "With anti-immigrant sentiments rising throughout Europe! Suzanne Mulcahy takes stock of immigrant integration policies in the EU and 15 member states. Her theory-guided and methodologically rigorous study convincingly demonstrates that this sensitive area has largely resisted Europeanization. On the contrary! in the absence of legal competences! the EU has been unable to prevent many member states from adopting restrictive integration policies in response to far-right parties politicizing the failed integration of immigrants. This timely and important book is not only a must read for anyone interested in Europe's migration policy. It also holds important lessons for students of Europeanization and new modes of governance." - Tanja A. Börzel! Professor of Political Science and Jean Monnet Chair! Freie Universität Berlin! Germany "This volume addresses a salient and contested issue! namely! the integration of migrants into European societies and the manner in which this issue has been drawn into the ambit of the EU. The volume is to be commended for its contribution to the literature on Europeanization and for the richness of its empirical range." - Brigid Laffan! Professor of European Politics! University College Dublin! Ireland. Informationen zum Autor SUZANNE MULCAHY is Research Coordinator, Transparency International, Berlin, Germany. She works on issues at the intersection between policy and research and her research includes studies of immigrant integration policymaking in Europe and EU governance structures. Klappentext What determines Europe's migrant policies and where does the EU fit into this picture? This book is a comparative analysis of the impact of the EU, if any, on the policies and politics of immigrant integration in its member states. It investigates whether the EU can be a force for good in this policy area. Zusammenfassung What determines Europe's migrant policies and where does the EU fit into this picture? This book is a comparative analysis of the impact of the EU! if any! on the policies and politics of immigrant integration in its member states. It investigates whether the EU can be a force for good in this policy area. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introduction Theorising Policy Convergence in Europe The Emergence of a Common EU Policy on Immigrant Integration The Dynamics of Immigrant Integration Policymaking at EU Level Civic Integration Policies in Europe Explaining Outliers: A Closer Look at Civic Integration in Germany and Italy Migrant Enfranchisement Policies in Europe Explaining Outliers: A Closer Look at Migrant Enfranchisement in Germany and Belgium Conclusions Notes Bibliography Index Appendices...
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Introduction Theorising Policy Convergence in Europe The Emergence of a Common EU Policy on Immigrant Integration The Dynamics of Immigrant Integration Policymaking at EU Level Civic Integration Policies in Europe Explaining Outliers: A Closer Look at Civic Integration in Germany and Italy Migrant Enfranchisement Policies in Europe Explaining Outliers: A Closer Look at Migrant Enfranchisement in Germany and Belgium Conclusions Notes Bibliography Index Appendices
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"With anti-immigrant sentiments rising throughout Europe, Suzanne Mulcahy takes stock of immigrant integration policies in the EU and 15 member states. Her theory-guided and methodologically rigorous study convincingly demonstrates that this sensitive area has largely resisted Europeanization. On the contrary, in the absence of legal competences, the EU has been unable to prevent many member states from adopting restrictive integration policies in response to far-right parties politicizing the failed integration of immigrants. This timely and important book is not only a must read for anyone interested in Europe's migration policy. It also holds important lessons for students of Europeanization and new modes of governance."
- Tanja A. Börzel, Professor of Political Science and Jean Monnet Chair, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
"This volume addresses a salient and contested issue, namely, the integration of migrants into European societies and the manner in which this issue has been drawn into the ambit of the EU. The volume is to be commended for its contribution to the literature on Europeanization and for the richness of its empirical range."
- Brigid Laffan, Professor of European Politics, University College Dublin, Ireland.
