Migration, Citizenship and Ethno-National Identities in the European Union Book

	Notes on Contributors
	Preface and Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
I	The Integration of Immigrants in Advanced Industrialised Nations	11
II	The Politics of Citizenship and Nationality in a European Perspective	40
III	The Paradox of the European Social and Political Ties: 'Nationalitarian' Citizenship and Identity Ambiguity	53
IV	Some Comparative Aspects of Ethnicity and Citizenship in the European Union	70
V	Immigration and Citizenship in Canada and Belgium: Is the Canadian Model of Citizenship Useful for the European Union?	93
VI	Constructing Ethnicity in Discourse: A View From Below	105
VII	Migration and Ethnicity in the National Welfare-State	120
VIII	National Politics and the Consequences for European Perspectives of New Citizenship and Migration Policies: Analysing discourses of the new Right and their opponents in Germany	144
IX	Nationalism Versus Eurocentrism? The Construction of Collective Identities in Western Europe	165
X	Social Citizenship and Ethnic Minorities in the European Union	179
XI	The European Union as a Political Community Through the Lens of Immigration Policy	199