P Statham
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 53694 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | P Statham |
| NOMBRES | P |
| APELLIDO | Statham |
| FIRMA | STATHAM P |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Sussex |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4229-4230 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 46 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 939 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 45 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1967 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 16 |
Cross-Border Intimate Mobilities Between the Global South and North
Three decades ago, influential marriage migration perspectives emerged that importantly transformed the agenda for studies on how women from the Global South experience intimate relations with men from the wealthier North. Applying feminist gender perspectives, this field centered on a woman's subjective lived experiences of her asymmetrical, unequal union with a foreign man, focusing on reproductive labor and questions of hypergamy. It remains t…
Re-thinking how people and societies change through migration
Jems editorial welcome note 2025
Re‐thinking how we study Muslim minorities in Europe—A call for de‐Muslimification
Today, we live in an era of superdiversity and ethnoracial heterogeneity. Walk the streets of any European city and bear witness to diversity brought by people with immigrant family backgrounds. Visually it is striking: from hipsters to hijabs and baseball caps to sharp suits. This transition towards diversity is importantly driven by demographic transformations and new immigration that over time has resulted in increased ethnic, racial and relig…
Assimilation and integration in the twenty-first century
This introduction sets the agenda for a Special Issue dedicated to the life and works of Richard Alba. It opens up a dialogue on the continuing value of assimilation and integration perspectives today for studying social change in an era of increasing ethno-racial diversity. First, the evolution of new assimilationism is discussed through an exposition of the intellectual biography of Richard Alba, its leading proponent. Second, we highlight key …
Challenging the Muslimification of Muslims in research on 'liberal democratic values
This study critiques the use of 'Muslim' as an analytic category and overfocus on religiosity as an explanatory variable in studies on conflicts between Muslims and national majorities over 'liberal democratic values'. We call this tendency the Muslimification of Muslims. We demonstrate how this research reproduces and reinforces stereotypes drawn from dominant resonant public debates. To challenge these assumptions, we turn the research inquiry …
Re-thinking assimilation and why it matters
Richard Alba, the American sociologist whose research is known for developing assimilation theory to fit the contemporary multi-racial era of immigration, reflects on the evolution of his thinking, influences and future directions for sociology in this interview. In a wide-ranging discussion, Alba talks about his early motivations and personal experiences that brought him to the topic of assimilation and his way of doing sociological research. He…
The state we’re in
In his provocative book, Adrian Favell advocates a grand normative theory for migration scholarship. He aims to debunk research focussing on “integration” and the liberal nation-state. He constructs a lumpen “mainstream” straw man of scholarship that remains wedded to an outdated container model of the nation-state – a feature he argues is effectively apologist for colonialism and empire. Against this, he advocates a theory of society based on po…
Love, Money and Obligation
Partnerships between Thai women and western men, often much older, are an increasingly common sight in cities across North America, Europe, and Australia. An alien sociologist landing at the massive gateway to the Suvarnabhumi Bangkok International Airport could easily deduce this as the most common type of family structure. While Thai-westerner relationships are remarkably prevalent, women in them are subject to stigmatizing stereotypes in Thail…
Liaison officers as influential 'immigration risk' brokers in visa policy implementation
This article studies the hidden world of extraterritorial liaison officers, mid-level civil servants posted abroad whose agency influences UK visa implementation within a global framework. Specifically, we unpack their influential role in translating vague policy objectives into specific institutional justifications, norms, and practices, which bureaucrats apply when implementing visa decisions on location. ‘Risk’ knowledge production is crucial:…
Transgender Kathoey and gay men using tourist-zone scenes as ‘social opportunities’ for nonheteronormative living in Thailand
This article studies life-trajectories of a specific generation of Kathoey and gay men, born into rural poverty in Northeastern Isaan 30–50 years ago, based on biographical accounts. Subjects are male-to-female transgender Kathoey and cisgendered (masculine-identified or gender-normative) gay men. A ‘sustainable nonheteronormative life’ is one providing sufficient resources of recognition for validating gender identity (Kathoey) or sexuality (gay…
Street-level' agents operating beyond 'remote control
Extraterritorial migration management perspectives on how states try to enforce immigration controls beyond their juridical borders are strongly influenced by ‘remote control’ metaphors. This is conceptually limited and outdated. Most research fails to sufficiently acknowledge agency by a destination state's officials acting abroad, foreign states and their officials, when evaluating extraterritorial measures and ‘outcomes’. We study UK liaison o…
Unintended transnationalism’
This article studies a specific form of transnational living that results from Thai–Western cross‐border marriage migration: Thai women's experiences of intercultural partnerships with a Western man. The study is explicitly from a Thai female partner's perspective. It unpacks women's experiences and perceptions of living this life from their own accounts. We refer to their experiences and perceptions of living this form of transnational life as u…
Globalising Thailand through gendered 'both-ways' migration pathways with 'the West
Background and aim:In the contemporary world, one of the factors that has attracted increasing attention is sound control.Flexible polyurethane, which are one of the favorite materials in sound insulation, can also achieve better properties by reinforcing natural fibers.The purpose of this study is to make a polyurethane hybrid composite with kenaf and rice husk, as well as a combination of kenaf /rice husk to reduce the noise of the reactive sil…
Living the long-term consequences of Thai-Western marriage migration
This article examines how relationships between Thai women and older Western men transform over the long-term, from a woman’s perspective. We present a model that identifies stages in the life-cycle or ‘narrative arc’ of a long-term partnership. This framework allows us to study how negotiated exchanges (material, emotional) between the couple evolve in ‘stages’ over time, and the degree to which a woman is empowered from her initial position of …
Note from Editor
Note from Editor
Reflections on the challenges of teaching migration in a changing world
The study of migration has transformed and expanded massively, especially over the last 30 years, as issues of migration have moved from the relative margins to the core of politics and global societal change. This is not to say that migration and ethnic relations are more important today than before, but issues about movement, mobility, and the increasing cultural, ethnic and religious diversity this brings, are seen as important challenges to s…
Note from Editor
Welcome to the first issue of 2019!As we enter our 45th year of publication at JEMS, I open with the great news that for the latest 2017 impact factor ratings, we were ranked the number 1 journal i
Muslims in their European societies of settlement
Islam has become the key site for demarcating boundaries between majority populations and individuals of immigrant origin across Europe. This article outlines a research agenda on the socio-cultural integration of Muslims in their Western European societies of settlement. Integration issues with regard to Muslims have especially tended to focus on cultural and religious aspects. This raises questions. First, does culture/religion matter in shapin…
How ordinary people view Muslim group rights in Britain, the Netherlands, France and Germany
Taking four countries-Britain, the Netherlands, France and Germany-with distinct state approaches and public debates over accommodating Muslims, we study the views of ordinary people from the majority and Muslim populations on Muslim group rights. We compare their responses to questions on mosque-building, teachers wearing religious symbols, and religious classes in schools, to determine whether there is a significant ‘gap’ between the majority a…
"Introducing "Strangers
In "Strangers No More" Richard Alba and Nancy Foner present the most comprehensive cross-national comparative study of migrant integration to date. Their achievement is significant with a remarkable depth and coverage of integration fields and scope, covering the four major northern European countries and the US and Canada. This review assesses their contribution to the discipline by setting a cross-national comparative agenda for research on mig…
Understanding the mechanisms of EU politicization
Ethnic minority migrants in Britain and France. Integration trade-offs
This is an important book on a topic that has been around for as long as ethnic and racial studies, the social integration of ethnic minority migrants. US scholarship has made key contributions to
Relating news analysis and public opinion
This article documents the methodological steps taken to use news analysis as a ‘tool’ for retrieving systematic information on political events to be used in the interpretation of findings from surveys on public opinion. The approach uses the selection function of mass media in producing ‘news’ as a proxy to identify the ‘political climate’ of a specific country at a specific time. This information on ‘political climate’ can be used to control w…
Political Claims Analysis
Starting from a critique of protest event and political discourse analysis, we propose an extended methodological approach that has the quantitative rigor of event analysis but also retrieves the qualitative discursive elements of claims. Our political claims approach extends the sample of contentious actions beyond protest event analysis by coding institutional and civil society actors, and conventional and discursive action forms, in addition t…
Challenging the Liberal Nation-State? Postnationalism, Multiculturalism, and the Collective Claims Making of Migrants and Ethnic Minorities in Britain and Germany
'As important aspects of purported tendencies toward globalization and pluralization, recent immigration waves and the resulting presence of culturally different ethnic minorities are o en seen as fundamentally challenging liberal nation-states and traditional models of citizenship. According to this perspective, migrants and ethnic minorities contribute through their claims-making both to the external erosion of sovereignty (the postnational cha…
Elites and the ‘organised public
This article examines the role of the ‘organised public’, collective action by interest groups and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), in British immigration politics. The impact of the ‘organised public’ on policy outcomes has been a subject for theoretical speculation, especially by Gary Freeman. Here the authors test some of Freeman's assumptions regarding what political mechanisms could account for what he sees as a persistent ‘gap’ betwee…
Understanding the mechanisms of EU politicization
Resilient or Adaptable Islam
This article investigates multiculturalism by examining the relationship between migrants’ group demands and liberal states’ policies for politically accommodating cultural and religious difference. It focuses especially on Islam. The empirical research compares migrants’ claims-making for group demands in countries with different traditions for granting recognition to migrants’ cultural difference – Britain, France and the Netherlands. Overall, …
Institutional and Discursive Opportunities for Extreme-Right Mobilization in Five Countries
Inspired by spatial theories of political behavior and by work on the impact of immigration on national identity, in this article we propose an explanation of the extreme right's claim making based on the interplay of three factors: national models of citizenship, the dynamics of political alignments and party competition, and the strategic/organizational repertoires of the extreme right, in particular the electoral strength of extreme-right part…
How E uropean U nion Politicization can Emerge through Contestation
This article takes the E uropean U nion's constitution‐making as a case study to examine ‘how’ politicization can emerge through contestation by political actors in response to political opportunities. It advances understanding of the conditions and processes through which politicization emerges by undertaking empirical analysis. The primary data source is an original sample of political actors' claims‐making over E uropean integration issues ret…
How ordinary people view Muslim group rights in Britain, the Netherlands, France and Germany
Taking four countries-Britain, the Netherlands, France and Germany-with distinct state approaches and public debates over accommodating Muslims, we study the views of ordinary people from the majority and Muslim populations on Muslim group rights. We compare their responses to questions on mosque-building, teachers wearing religious symbols, and religious classes in schools, to determine whether there is a significant ‘gap’ between the majority a…
Muslims in their European societies of settlement
Islam has become the key site for demarcating boundaries between majority populations and individuals of immigrant origin across Europe. This article outlines a research agenda on the socio-cultural integration of Muslims in their Western European societies of settlement. Integration issues with regard to Muslims have especially tended to focus on cultural and religious aspects. This raises questions. First, does culture/religion matter in shapin…
Citoyenneté nationale et transnationalisme. Une analyse comparative des revendications des migrants en Allemagne, en Grande-Bretagne et aux Pays-Bas
Ciudadanía nacional y transnacionalismo. Un análisis comparativode las reivindicaciones de los emigrantes en Alemania, Gran Bretaña y los Países Bajos. Ruud Koopmans and Paul Statham. La literatura reciente considera el « transnacionalismo » de los emigrantes como un elemento importante de la mundialización que trasciende al Estado-Nación. Este artículo defiende, por el contrario, la posición según la cual es necesario estudiar analítica teóricam…
Living the long-term consequences of Thai-Western marriage migration
This article examines how relationships between Thai women and older Western men transform over the long-term, from a woman’s perspective. We present a model that identifies stages in the life-cycle or ‘narrative arc’ of a long-term partnership. This framework allows us to study how negotiated exchanges (material, emotional) between the couple evolve in ‘stages’ over time, and the degree to which a woman is empowered from her initial position of …
Globalising Thailand through gendered 'both-ways' migration pathways with 'the West
Background and aim:In the contemporary world, one of the factors that has attracted increasing attention is sound control.Flexible polyurethane, which are one of the favorite materials in sound insulation, can also achieve better properties by reinforcing natural fibers.The purpose of this study is to make a polyurethane hybrid composite with kenaf and rice husk, as well as a combination of kenaf /rice husk to reduce the noise of the reactive sil…
Political party contestation over Europe in the mass media
This study examines political party contestation over Europe, its relationship to the left/right cleavage, and the nature and emergence of Euroscepticism. The analysis is based on a large original sample of parties’ claims systematically drawn from political discourses in the mass media in seven countries: Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland. It addresses questions concerning parties’ mobilized criticisms of E…
Political mobilisation by minorities in Britain
This article uses a political opportunity approach to study the relationship of minority groups to the political community in Britain. The main argument is that the British race relations approach established in the 1960s had an important effect that still shapes the patterns of political contention by different minority groups today. Original data on political claims‐making by minorities demonstrate that British ‘racialised’ cultural pluralism h…
Challenging the Muslimification of Muslims in research on 'liberal democratic values
This study critiques the use of 'Muslim' as an analytic category and overfocus on religiosity as an explanatory variable in studies on conflicts between Muslims and national majorities over 'liberal democratic values'. We call this tendency the Muslimification of Muslims. We demonstrate how this research reproduces and reinforces stereotypes drawn from dominant resonant public debates. To challenge these assumptions, we turn the research inquiry …
The public sphere and debates about europe in Britain
This article addresses `media performance' and European governance. It examines how newspaper journalists view different aspects of their practices and roles in this process. First, the study provides a general picture of how journalism has responded to the transformation of politics resulting from advancing European integration. Second, it examines whether, based on journalists' assessments, this has involved a transformation of the practices an…
Street-level' agents operating beyond 'remote control
Extraterritorial migration management perspectives on how states try to enforce immigration controls beyond their juridical borders are strongly influenced by ‘remote control’ metaphors. This is conceptually limited and outdated. Most research fails to sufficiently acknowledge agency by a destination state's officials acting abroad, foreign states and their officials, when evaluating extraterritorial measures and ‘outcomes’. We study UK liaison o…
Transgender Kathoey and gay men using tourist-zone scenes as ‘social opportunities’ for nonheteronormative living in Thailand
This article studies life-trajectories of a specific generation of Kathoey and gay men, born into rural poverty in Northeastern Isaan 30–50 years ago, based on biographical accounts. Subjects are male-to-female transgender Kathoey and cisgendered (masculine-identified or gender-normative) gay men. A ‘sustainable nonheteronormative life’ is one providing sufficient resources of recognition for validating gender identity (Kathoey) or sexuality (gay…
Assimilation and integration in the twenty-first century
This introduction sets the agenda for a Special Issue dedicated to the life and works of Richard Alba. It opens up a dialogue on the continuing value of assimilation and integration perspectives today for studying social change in an era of increasing ethno-racial diversity. First, the evolution of new assimilationism is discussed through an exposition of the intellectual biography of Richard Alba, its leading proponent. Second, we highlight key …
The changing public face of Muslim associations in Britain
This article examines the Muslim organizational field in Britain based on interviews with activists. It applies a political opportunity perspective to address the degree to which organizations’ aims and activities have been shaped by the contextual factors confronting them, or more independently, by ‘bottom-up’ beliefs and commitments drawn from their relationships to the community. Specifically, the empirical part examines, first, how activists …
Becoming European? The Transformation of the British Pro-migrant NGO Sector in Response to Europeanization
This empirical study addresses the question of the emergent adaptation processes of the pro-migrant NGO sector in Britain in response to the advancing Europeanization of immigration policy. Our findings show European-level engagement by some key pioneer non-governmental organizations (NGOs), who have importantly built pathways and linkages to politics beyond the nation-state, as well as participating in the European arena through interaction with…
Liaison officers as influential 'immigration risk' brokers in visa policy implementation
This article studies the hidden world of extraterritorial liaison officers, mid-level civil servants posted abroad whose agency influences UK visa implementation within a global framework. Specifically, we unpack their influential role in translating vague policy objectives into specific institutional justifications, norms, and practices, which bureaucrats apply when implementing visa decisions on location. ‘Risk’ knowledge production is crucial:…
Relating news analysis and public opinion
This article documents the methodological steps taken to use news analysis as a ‘tool’ for retrieving systematic information on political events to be used in the interpretation of findings from surveys on public opinion. The approach uses the selection function of mass media in producing ‘news’ as a proxy to identify the ‘political climate’ of a specific country at a specific time. This information on ‘political climate’ can be used to control w…
Journalists as Commentatorson European Politics
■ Questions of media performance seem to be inherently linked to any proposed solutions to Europe's perceived `democratic deficit'. This article addresses a specific part of this story: the attempts by journalists from the national press to commentate politically on European affairs, and their self-perceptions about the opportunities and constraints facing them. The article's main enquiry is whether commentating on Europe is different from commen…
Television News and the Public Sphere in Italy
As new political alliances are being formed in the attempt to establish a new political system away from the corruption of the old system, politics in Italy has been opened up for legitimation to the public sphere of civil society to an unprecedented extent. This would be less of a cause for concern if three of the four national private television channels were not owned by one of the major political protagonists, Silvio Berlusconi. At a crucial …
British Society of Aesthetics
Journal Article BRITISH SOCIETY OF AESTHETICS Get access P. VINCENT, P. VINCENT Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar PAT STATHAM PAT STATHAM Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The British Journal of Aesthetics, Volume 7, Issue 3, July 1967, Page 307, https://doi.org/10.1093/bjaesthetics/7.3.307 Published: 01 July 1967
Berlusconi, the Media, and the New Right in Italy
In March 1994, the Italian electorate voted to power an alliance of parties of the New Right that had never been in office before: Forza Italia, the Alleanza Nazionale, and the Lega Nord. Silvio Berlusconi, the leader of Forza Italia, became the prime minister but retained a monopoly holding of national television and media resources, and Gianfranco Fini's Alleanza Nazionale became the first political party with a fascist heritage to assume gover…
Television News and the Public Sphere in Italy
As new political alliances are being formed in the attempt to establish a new political system away from the corruption of the old system, politics in Italy has been opened up for legitimation to the public sphere of civil society to an unprecedented extent. This would be less of a cause for concern if three of the four national private television channels were not owned by one of the major political protagonists, Silvio Berlusconi. At a crucial …
Political Claims Analysis
Starting from a critique of protest event and political discourse analysis, we propose an extended methodological approach that has the quantitative rigor of event analysis but also retrieves the qualitative discursive elements of claims. Our political claims approach extends the sample of contentious actions beyond protest event analysis by coding institutional and civil society actors, and conventional and discursive action forms, in addition t…
Political mobilisation by minorities in Britain
This article uses a political opportunity approach to study the relationship of minority groups to the political community in Britain. The main argument is that the British race relations approach established in the 1960s had an important effect that still shapes the patterns of political contention by different minority groups today. Original data on political claims‐making by minorities demonstrate that British ‘racialised’ cultural pluralism h…
Challenging the Liberal Nation-State? Postnationalism, Multiculturalism, and the Collective Claims Making of Migrants and Ethnic Minorities in Britain and Germany
'As important aspects of purported tendencies toward globalization and pluralization, recent immigration waves and the resulting presence of culturally different ethnic minorities are o en seen as fundamentally challenging liberal nation-states and traditional models of citizenship. According to this perspective, migrants and ethnic minorities contribute through their claims-making both to the external erosion of sovereignty (the postnational cha…
Migration and Ethnic Relations as a Field of Political Contention
Immigration politics, that is, a state’s capacity to regulate immigration, is intimately related to the field of ethnic relations politics, the contentious politics where a state’s policies deal with resident migrants and minorities, and where influential political actors such as parties and interest groups, and majority and minority publics, dispute the criteria for entry to the national community. Since countries in Europe put up restrictive po…
Citoyenneté nationale et transnationalisme. Une analyse comparative des revendications des migrants en Allemagne, en Grande-Bretagne et aux Pays-Bas
Ciudadanía nacional y transnacionalismo. Un análisis comparativode las reivindicaciones de los emigrantes en Alemania, Gran Bretaña y los Países Bajos. Ruud Koopmans and Paul Statham. La literatura reciente considera el « transnacionalismo » de los emigrantes como un elemento importante de la mundialización que trasciende al Estado-Nación. Este artículo defiende, por el contrario, la posición según la cual es necesario estudiar analítica teóricam…
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The public sphere and debates about europe in Britain
This article addresses `media performance' and European governance. It examines how newspaper journalists view different aspects of their practices and roles in this process. First, the study provides a general picture of how journalism has responded to the transformation of politics resulting from advancing European integration. Second, it examines whether, based on journalists' assessments, this has involved a transformation of the practices an…
Becoming European? The Transformation of the British Pro-migrant NGO Sector in Response to Europeanization
This empirical study addresses the question of the emergent adaptation processes of the pro-migrant NGO sector in Britain in response to the advancing Europeanization of immigration policy. Our findings show European-level engagement by some key pioneer non-governmental organizations (NGOs), who have importantly built pathways and linkages to politics beyond the nation-state, as well as participating in the European arena through interaction with…
Institutional and Discursive Opportunities for Extreme-Right Mobilization in Five Countries
Inspired by spatial theories of political behavior and by work on the impact of immigration on national identity, in this article we propose an explanation of the extreme right's claim making based on the interplay of three factors: national models of citizenship, the dynamics of political alignments and party competition, and the strategic/organizational repertoires of the extreme right, in particular the electoral strength of extreme-right part…
Resilient or Adaptable Islam
This article investigates multiculturalism by examining the relationship between migrants’ group demands and liberal states’ policies for politically accommodating cultural and religious difference. It focuses especially on Islam. The empirical research compares migrants’ claims-making for group demands in countries with different traditions for granting recognition to migrants’ cultural difference – Britain, France and the Netherlands. Overall, …
Elites and the ‘organised public
This article examines the role of the ‘organised public’, collective action by interest groups and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), in British immigration politics. The impact of the ‘organised public’ on policy outcomes has been a subject for theoretical speculation, especially by Gary Freeman. Here the authors test some of Freeman's assumptions regarding what political mechanisms could account for what he sees as a persistent ‘gap’ betwee…
Journalists as Commentatorson European Politics
■ Questions of media performance seem to be inherently linked to any proposed solutions to Europe's perceived `democratic deficit'. This article addresses a specific part of this story: the attempts by journalists from the national press to commentate politically on European affairs, and their self-perceptions about the opportunities and constraints facing them. The article's main enquiry is whether commentating on Europe is different from commen…
The challenge of measuring immigrant origin and immigration-related ethnicity in Europe
Political party contestation over Europe in the mass media
This study examines political party contestation over Europe, its relationship to the left/right cleavage, and the nature and emergence of Euroscepticism. The analysis is based on a large original sample of parties’ claims systematically drawn from political discourses in the mass media in seven countries: Britain, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland. It addresses questions concerning parties’ mobilized criticisms of E…
Ethnic And CIVIC Conceptions Of Nationhood And The Differential Success Of The Extreme Right In Cermany And Italy
The Making of a European Public Sphere
This book investigates an important source of the European Union's recent legitimacy problems. It shows how European integration is debated in mass media, and how this affects democratic inclusiveness. Advancing integration implies a shift in power between governments, parliaments, and civil society. Behind debates over Europe's 'democratic deficit' is a deeper concern: whether democratic politics can perform effectively under conditions of Europ…
Relating news analysis and public opinion
This article documents the methodological steps taken to use news analysis as a ‘tool’ for retrieving systematic information on political events to be used in the interpretation of findings from surveys on public opinion. The approach uses the selection function of mass media in producing ‘news’ as a proxy to identify the ‘political climate’ of a specific country at a specific time. This information on ‘political climate’ can be used to control w…
How E uropean U nion Politicization can Emerge through Contestation
This article takes the E uropean U nion's constitution‐making as a case study to examine ‘how’ politicization can emerge through contestation by political actors in response to political opportunities. It advances understanding of the conditions and processes through which politicization emerges by undertaking empirical analysis. The primary data source is an original sample of political actors' claims‐making over E uropean integration issues ret…
The changing public face of Muslim associations in Britain
This article examines the Muslim organizational field in Britain based on interviews with activists. It applies a political opportunity perspective to address the degree to which organizations’ aims and activities have been shaped by the contextual factors confronting them, or more independently, by ‘bottom-up’ beliefs and commitments drawn from their relationships to the community. Specifically, the empirical part examines, first, how activists …
Understanding the mechanisms of EU politicization
Ethnic minority migrants in Britain and France. Integration trade-offs
This is an important book on a topic that has been around for as long as ethnic and racial studies, the social integration of ethnic minority migrants. US scholarship has made key contributions to
Muslims in their European societies of settlement
Islam has become the key site for demarcating boundaries between majority populations and individuals of immigrant origin across Europe. This article outlines a research agenda on the socio-cultural integration of Muslims in their Western European societies of settlement. Integration issues with regard to Muslims have especially tended to focus on cultural and religious aspects. This raises questions. First, does culture/religion matter in shapin…
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