Vol 2, No 4 (2016)

Global Migration Crisis and Europe: Whose Crisis is it?

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Editorial

Whose Migration Crisis?
Prem Kumar Rajaram
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Global Migration Crisis and Europe: Whose crisis is it?

Rethinking Mobilities: Solidarity and Migrant Struggles Beyond Narratives of Crisis
Celine Cantat
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The Real Appearance of the Economic/Political Binary: Claiming Asylum in Bulgaria
Raia Apostolova
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Contesting the Dublin Regulation: Refugees’ and Migrants’ Claims to Personhood and Rights in Germany
Fazila Bhimji
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Practicing Willkommenskultur: Migration and Solidarity in Germany
Ulrike Hamann, Serhat Karakayali
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Unequal Exchanges and the Radicalization of Demographic Nationalism in Hungary
Attila Melegh
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Repertoires of Contention and New Media: The Case of a Hungarian Anti-billboard Campaign
Zsófia Nagy
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Rupture and Continuity: Positioning Hungarian Border Policy in the European Union
Annastiina Kallius
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Research Note

The Gender Gap in Public Support for EU Integration in the CEE Countries. A Theoretical Overview
Brigitta Noe
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Book Reviews

Veselý, Arnošt; Nekola, Martin and Eva M. Hejzlarová (2016) (eds.) Policy Analysis in the Czech Republic. Bristol: Policy Press at the University of Bristol. 352 pp.
Réka Zsuzsánna Máthé
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Abadan-Unat, Nermin and Gretty Mirdal (2015) (eds.) Emancipation in Exile: Perspectives on the Empowerment of Migrant Women. Istanbul: Bilgi University Press. 281 pp.
Didem Başak Ergün
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Brazzabeni, Micol; Manuela Ivone Cunha, and Martin Fotta (2016) (eds.) Gypsy Economy. Romani Livelihoods and Notions of Worth in the 21st Century. New York, NY: Berghahn Books. 263 pp.
Juraj Buzalka
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Authors’ Biographies

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Authors’ Biographies
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