Migration and Insecurity : Citizenship and Social Inclusion in a Transnational Era (Paperback)

Part I: Detailed Synopsis 1. Introduction Anna Hayes and Robert Mason 2. A Comparison of Asylum-Seekers in Europe and Illegal Immigrants in the United States Niklaus Steiner Part II: Receiving Strangeness 3. Legacies of war and migration: Memories of War trauma, Dislocation and Second Generation Greek-AustraliansJoy Damousi 4. Dwelling with Strangers: museums and migration Kay Ferres 5. Negotiating Migration, Sentiment and Insecurity: encounters with sadness and shame in Australia Sara Wills Part III: Negotiating Integration 6. Would-be Citizens and ‘Strong States’: Circles of Security and Insecurity Paul James and Anne McNevin 7. Negotiating Integration: Refugees and asylum seekers in Australia and the UK Susanne Schech and Sophia Rainbird 8. Transnational Practices, active citizenship and Muslim migrant integration in the West Fethi Mansouri Part IV: Securing long-term belonging 9. Equal Valued Status: Belonging, Identity and Place Hurriyet Babacan and Alperhan Babacan 10. Citizens of No-Where: Refugees, Integration Criteria and Social Inclusion Eileen Pittaway