… It argues that in the UK public debates about immigration changed with European Union (EU…
to concerns about EU mobility. Concerns were exacerbated by the government’s failure to …

… towards the politicisation of immigration. In this part of Europe, we expect that it is the
migration crisis which served to link the twin issues of European integration and immigration in a …

… received a disproportional high number of immigrants despite its geographical position.
Looking at our case countries in a context ofcurrent European politics and economics, there is …

… Evidently, despite a rapidly expanding literature on the politics of immigration, our understanding
of the main factors responsible for politicizing immigration issues in Western Europe is …

… This chapter sets out the approach that we adopt to the analysis of European and EU
migration policy and politics. It begins by providing some data on the main forms of migration and …

… the European Union. In this book eight European countries are analysed and compared by
a qualified team of social scientists (from the fields of geography, economics, political science …

… security in the EU. I argue that the ‘migration crisis’ is actually a crisis of the EU, which has
itself contributed to it with its securitisation policies. The EU has not been able to develop a …

… growth of anti-immigration parties in western Europe to which … rising tide of anti-immigration
sentiment in Europe. With this … that the increased salience of immigration as an issue is likely …

… The Amsterdam Treaty only partially answers the question how much European immigration
… or European regulation - is crucial to the further development of European migration policy. …

… migration management policies was grounded in evidence about the causes, drivers and
consequences of migration to Europe. … examining migration processes and European Union …