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Index
Cover Title Copyright Contents LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES PREFACE INTRODUCTION Migration Theory Talking Across Disciplines
Framing the Question Levels and Units of Analysis Data and Methodology Immigration, Integration, and Citizenship Bridge Building among the Disciplines
CHAPTER 1 Time and Temporality in Migration Studies
The Historical Origins of Migration Studies Theory and Historical Migration Studies after 1960 Migration as a Global Phenomenon: The Current State of the History–Social Science Dialogue Conclusion
CHAPTER 2 Demographic Analyses of Immigration
Theories of International Migration Theories of Immigrant Integration Theories of Immigration’s Effects on Receiving Societies Conclusion
CHAPTER 3 Economic Aspects of Migration
Introduction Immigration Patterns and Responses Macroeconomic Effects Labor Market Effects Public Finance Effects Entrepreneurship and Innovation Conclusions
CHAPTER 4 The Sociology of International Migration
A Taxonomy of Sociological Perspectives Selectivity Classical Assimilation and Integration Segmented Assimilation Transnationalism Dissimilation Conclusion
CHAPTER 5 Theorizing Migration in Anthropology The Cultural, Social, and Phenomenological Dimensions of Movement
Patterns of Mobility: From Typologies to Meaning Articulating Micro and Macro/Global and Local/Here and There The Social Organization of Migration: Kinship, Networks, and Gender Theorizing Migration/Theorizing Ethnicity and Identity Citizenship and Belonging/Inclusion and Exclusion The State, the City, and Multiculturalism Conclusion
CHAPTER 6 Coming of Age Migration Theory in Geography
Introduction Socio-Spatial Theories in Geography The “Transnational Turn” in Geography Feminist Theory and Migration Research in Geography Critical Race Theory, Whiteness, and Antiracist Geography Future Directions for Migration Research in Geography
CHAPTER 7 The Politics of International Migration How Can “We Bring the State Back In”?
Framing the Question The Migration “Crisis” in Historical Perspective The Politics of Control Migration and International Relations The Politics of Incorporation, Citizenship, and National Identity Conclusion: Avenues for Future Research
CHAPTER 8 Law and Migration Many Constants, Few Changes
Immigration and Sovereignty Westphalian and Post-Westphalian Problems and Reforms Post-Westphalian and Neo-Westphalian Backlash Post-Multiculturalism and the Neo-Liberal Welfare State
CHAPTER 9 Migration Theory Rebooted? Asymmetric Challenges in a Global Agenda
Canyons and Silos in Migration Studies Nation-State Mentalities Asymmetries across the Atlantic Final Word
CONTRIBUTORS INDEX
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