The Changing Faces of Citizenship

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The study explores the complex landscape of legal, political, social, and economic opportunities for various ethnic minorities in Germany since the 1950s, challenging the notion of a singular "migrant" experience. It critiques German policies aimed at limiting migration, highlighting their contradictory nature and the outdated labor market regulations that hinder integration. Through local case studies and personal interviews, the author reveals the diverse, multicultural identities of average citizens, emphasizing the disconnect between official integration practices and societal realities.