Identity and Migration in Europe: Multidisciplinary Perspectives, Softcover reprint of the original 1st ed. 2015 International Perspectives on Migration Series, Vol. 13

Foreword: Lasse Thomassen.- Chapter 1: Introduction: MariaCaterina La Barbera.- Section I Identity and Cultural Diversity: Conceptual Entanglements : Chapter 2: Toward a New Lexicon and a Conceptual Grammar to Understand the “Multicultural Issue”: Giovanni Bombelli.- Chapter 3: Negotiation of Identities and Negotiation of Values in Multicultural Societies: Francesco Viola.- Section II Identity and Marginalization: Migrants as the Other: Chapter 4: Has Multiculturalism Failed in Europe? Migration Policies, State of Emergency, and Their Impact on Migrants’ Identities in Italy: Lorenzo Ferrante.- Chapter 5: Intersectional Constructions of (Non-)Belonging in Transnational Context: Biographical Narratives of Muslim Migrant Women in Germany: Anil Al-Rebohlz.- Section III Identity and Rights: How Law Shapes Identity.: Chapter 6: The Self and the Other in Post-Modern European Societies: Daniele Ruggiu.- Chapter 7: Processes of Constructing and Deconstructing Gender Identities in Contemporary Migrations: Roberto Solone Boccardi.- Section IV Identity and Home: Subjectivities on the Move : Chapter 8: Origins, Journey, and Home: the Issue of Identity in Three Diasporic “African-Indian” Women Writers: Lisa Caputo.- Chapter 9: The Concept of Mobility in Migration Processes: The Subjectivity of Moving towards a “Better Life”: Inbal Ofer.- Section V Identity and Membership: Where to Belong :  Chapter 10: An Artistic Journey Through the Experiences of Refugee and Migrant Women in London: Nela Milic.- Chapter 11: Between Territoriality, Identity, and Politics: The External Vote of Ecuadorians in Madrid: Gabriel Echeverría.- Section VI Identity and Differentiation: Strategies of (Dis)Identification: Chapter 12: When Your CV is “to be a Latina Woman”: Re-articulation of Stereotypes and Re-construction of Identity of Ecuadorian Women Working in the Care Sector: Paloma Moré Corral.- Chapter 13: Negotiating Identity: How Religion Matters After All for Immigrants and Refugees in Luxemburg: Lucie Waltzer: Section VII Identity and Symbols: Oppositional Self-Representations: Chapter 14: Veiling and Revealing Identity: The Linguistic Representation of the Hijab in the British Press: Ghufran Khir Allah.- Chapter 15: Narratives of Spanish Muslim Women on the Hijab as a Tool to Assert Identity: Salam Adlbi Sibai.

Addresses the impact of migration on identity negotiation

Gathers theoretical analysis and empirical material

Presents study cases from different European countries

Relies on a wide range of epistemologies and methodologies

Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras