1st Edition
Europe and the Refugee Response A Crisis of Values?
1. European Norms and Values and the Refugee Crisis: Issues and Challenges Elzbieta M. Gozdziak & Izabella Main
2. Echoes of Memories of Forced Displacement: The Case of the Greek Island of Lesvos Marilena Anastasopoulou
3. Against the Expansion of Racism: The Experience of the Camp des Milles Bernard Mossé
4. The Moral Panic Button: Construction and Consequences Márton Gero & Endre Sik
5. Abolishing Asylum and Violating the Human Rights of Refugees: Why is it Tolerated? The Case of Hungary in the EU Felix Bender
6. Between Closing Borders to Refugees and Welcoming Ukrainian Workers: Polish Migration Law at the Crossroads Witold Klaus
7. Debating Deportation Detention in Germany - The Many Faces of the Rule of Law Johanna C. Günther
8. Integration by Contract and the 'Values of the Republic': Investigating the French State as a Value Promoter for Migrants (2003-2016) Myriam Hachimi Alaoui & Janie Pélabay
9. Box-ticking Exercise or Real Inclusion? Challenges of Including Refugees' Perspectives in EU Policy Robert Larruina & Halleh Ghorashi
10. Being a 'Refuge-City': Welcoming Rhetorics in Paris and Barcelona Louise Hombert
11. Holding Course: Civil Society Organizations' Value Expressions in the Swedish Legislative Consultation System before and after 2015 Roberto Scaramuzzino & Brigitte Suter
12. Community-based Sponsorship of Resettling Refugees in the UK: British Values in Action? Joanne van Selm
13. Crisis and Willkommenskultur: Civil Society Volunteering for Refugees in Germany Therese Herrmann
14. Cosmopolitanism at the Crossroads: Swedish Immigration Policy after the 2015 Refugee Crisis Christian Fernández
15. (Un)Deserving Refugees: Contested Access to the 'Community of Value' in Italy Chiara Marchetti
16. Christian Charity as the Last Line of Defense for Migrants in Ventimiglia Juan Pablo Aris Escarcena
17. Proclaiming and Practicing Pro-immigration Values in Poland: A Case Study of Poznan Izabella Main
18. Concluding Thoughts Elzbieta M. Gozdziak & Brigitte Suter
Biography
Elżbieta M. Goździak is a Visiting Professor at the Center for Migration Studies, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland, a Research Professor at Oslo Met University, Oslo, Norway, and a Fellow for Refugee Engaged Scholarship at the Center for Social Justice, Georgetown University, USA.
Izabella Main is an Associate Professor of Ethnology and Anthropology of Culture, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland.
Brigitte Suter is a Senior researcher at Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity and Welfare (MIM) at Malmö University, Sweden.
