
Majority Cultures and the Everyday Politics of Ethnic Difference Whose House is This?
by Petersson, Bo; Tyler, Katharine-
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Summary
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements | |
Notes on Contributors | |
Introduction: Majority Cultures and the Politics of Ethnic Difference | |
Whose Europe is This? Governance, Immigration and Integration | |
Immigration Control as Spatial Organisation: Mobility, Power and Geopolitics | |
Europe in Peril: Boosting Security in a Culturalised European Union | |
European Declarations on Minorities: The Kurdish Quest for Membershiip of the EU | |
Whose Place is This? Local Responses to Rthnic Difference | |
Exclusions of Immigrants in City Marketing | |
Debating the Rural and the Urban: Outsiders' Misrepresentations of Asian and Black Home-Places | |
Belonging and Entitlement: Shifting Discourses of Difference in Multi-Ethnic Neighbourhoods in the UK | |
'Immigrants are very good workers': Changing Discourses About Minority Groups in Northern Italy | |
Local Responses to Immigrants in the Midwestern United States | |
Whose World is tThis? The Politics of Ethnic Violence and Conflict | |
Who Owns this House? The Palestinian 'other' and the Construction of Jewish Israeli Identity | |
The Greek/Turkish Cypriot Divide: The Politics of Intercultural Education in Cyprus | |
Stereotypes and Enemy Images: The Russia-Chechen Case | |
Media Representations of Islam: A French-British Comparison | |
Conclusion | |
Index | |
Acknowledgements | |
Notes on Contributors | |
Introduction: Majority Cultures and the Politics of Ethnic Difference | |
Whose Wurope is this? Governance, Immigration and Integration | |
Immigration Control as Spatial Organisation: Mobility, Power and Geopolitics | |
Europe in Peril: Boosting Security in a Culturalised European Union | |
European Declarations on Minorities: The Kurdish Quest for Membershiip of the EU | |
Whose Place is this? Local Responses to Ethnic Difference | |
Exclusions of Immigrants in City Marketing | |
Debating the Rural and the Urban: Outsiders' Misrepresentations of Asian and Black Home-Places | |
Belonging and Entitlement: Shifting Discourses of Difference in Multi-Ethnic Neighbourhoods in the UK | |
Groups in Northern Italy | |
Local Responses to Immigrants in the Midwestern United States | |
Whose World is this? the Politics of Ethnic Violence and Conflict | |
Who Owns this House? | |
The Palestinian 'other' and the Construction of Jewish Israeli Identity | |
The Greek/Turkish Cypriot Divide: The Politics of Intercultural | |
Education in Cyprus | |
Stereotypes and Enemy Images: The Russia-Chechen Case | |
Media Representations of Islam: A French-British Comparison | |
Conclusion | |
Index | |
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