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The Politics of Immigration in Western Europe

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This Special Issue...is devoted to an analysis of how immigration has emerged as a political issue how the politics of immigration have been constructed and what have been the consequences of this construction for politics in Western Europe. The 10 papers included examine several aspects of this migration including labor migration asylum-seekers undocumented migrants and resident aliens emphasizing the different political implications of each type of migration. (EXCERPT)

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This Special Issue...is devoted to an analysis of how immigration has emerged as a political issue how the politics of immigration have been constructed and what have been the consequences of this construction for politics in Western Europe. The 10 papers included examine several aspects of this migration including labor migration asylum-seekers undocumented migrants and resident aliens emphasizing the different political implications of each type of migration. (EXCERPT)

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This Special Issue...is devoted to an analysis of how immigration has emerged as a political issue how the politics of immigration have been constructed and what have been the consequences of this construction for politics in Western Europe. The 10 papers included examine several aspects of this migration including labor migration asylum-seekers undocumented migrants and resident aliens emphasizing the different political implications of each type of migration. (EXCERPT)

Key concepts: Politics, Immigration, Political science, Political economy, Sociology, Law

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