The Routledge Handbook of the Politics of Migration in Europe

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Notes on contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction: the case for regional approach to study politics of migration
Part I: Governance
	1 Migration governance in Europe: a historical perspective
	2 Research on the multi-level governance of migration and migrant integration: reversed pyramids
	3 Politics of emigration in Europe
	4 Beyond methodological Western-centrism:the ‘control gap’ debatere considered from a global perspective
	5 Implementing migration policies: new research policies in a Europeanizing context
	6 Expertise, governing and migration in Europe
	7 Media and immigration: a political communication perspective
	Section commentary
Part II: Institutions
	8 The role of courts and legal norms
	9 EU institutions: venue for restrictions or liberal constraints?
	10 The party politics of migration
	11 The participation, mobilization and political representation of migrants in Europe
	Section commentary
Part III: Integration
	12 The governance of citizenship and belonging in Europe and the European Union
	13 Beyond national models: comparing migrant integration regimes
	14 The civic integration turn
	15 Family migration and membership
	Section commentary
Part IV: Irregular migration
	16 Politics of irregular migration in Europe: moving beyond an EU-driven research agenda
	17 Border management in Europe: Europeanization and its discontents
	18 Risk analysis as a governance tool in European border control
	19 Security, industry and migration in European border control
	20 Return and readmission policy in Europe: understanding negotiation and implementation dynamics
	21 A spurious relationship? Assisted voluntary return and development
	Section commentary
Part V: Asylum and international protection
	22 The historical development of refugee protection in Europe
	23 Contemporary politics of international protection in Europe: from protection to prevention
	24 Does European refugee policy exist? Regional dimensions of the refugee protection approach in Europe
	25 A common European asylum system? How variation in Member States’ administrative capacity undermines EU asylum harmonisation
	Section commentary
Part VI: Labour migration in European context
	26 The labour market impacts of immigration in Europe
	27 Allowing refugees to work or not? Policies and the economic integration of refugees in the EU
	28 The politics of care work and migration
	29 Migration and the welfare state
	Section commentary
Part VII: Pan-European cooperation on migration management
	30 The politics of EU external migration policy
	31 International organisations and politics of migration in Europe
	32 The EU’s visa liberalisation policy: what kind of transformative power inneighbouring regions?
	33 The evolution of governance and financing of migration and development policy and politics in Europe
	Section commentary
Part VIII: Researching migration in Europe
	34 Apples and oranges? Politics of data sources on migration in Europe
	35 Analysis of discourses and rhetoric in European migration politics
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