Focusing on the migration-development nexus, this book critically analyzes contemporary policy discussions through a transnational lens. It provides a thorough theoretical and historical perspective on the renewed recognition of migrants as key agents in development, offering both conceptual and empirical critiques of existing frameworks.
The Accommodation of Migrant Organizations in Europe
The book explores how migrant organizations adapt in various European cities, focusing on both recent immigration hotspots in Southern Europe and established communities in the north. It analyzes the influence of immigration regimes, national integration policies, and local responses on the formation and actions of these organizations. Through empirical insights, it highlights the diverse patterns and trajectories that emerge from these complex interactions, providing a nuanced understanding of the migrant experience in urban settings across Europe.