"Migration, participation, and citizenship are central political and social concerns in democratic societies and beyond. From the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) to the 2018 Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and RegularMigration, international agreements portray individuals and communities in terms of worth and value, seeing human diversity as an asset rather than a threat"--
"Migration, participation, and citizenship are central political and social concerns in democratic societies and beyond. From the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) to the 2018 Global Compact for Safe, Orderly, and RegularMigration, international agreements portray individuals and communities in terms of worth and value, seeing human diversity as an asset rather than a threat"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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1. Money matters in migration: a synthetic approach Tesseltje de Lange, Willem Maas, and Annette Schrauwen; Part I. Migration: 2. Money matters: The role of funding in migration governance Elaine Lebon-McGregor and Nicholas R. Micinski; 3. Digging a moat around fortress Europe: EU funding as an instrument of exclusion Caterina Molinari; 4. European funds for 'sub-Saharan' migrants in Morocco: caring or controlling? Lorena Gazzotti; 5. Cash rules everything: money and migration in the Colombian-Venezuelan borderlands Charles Larratt-Smith; 6. Recruitment fees, indebtedness and the impairment of Asian migrant workers' rights Pedro de Sena; 7. Pushing out the poor: income requirements and termination of residence Annette Schrauwen; 8. Follow the money: income requirements in Norwegian immigration regulations Helga Eggebø and Anne Staver; Part II. Participation: 9. Money matters in live-in migrant carer arrangements: a comparative analysis between Germany and The Netherlands Anita Böcker, María Bruquetas-Callejo,Vincent Horn, and Cornelia Schweppe; 10. De-magnetizing the market: irregular migrants, undeclared work, and the fight against the informal economy Kimberly J. Morgan; 11. Women as EU citizens: caught between work, sufficient resources, and the market Sandra Mantu; 12. Migrant financial inclusion versus the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing Tesseltje de Lange and Elspeth Guild; 13. Migrant remittances and money laundering in Africa Cristiano d'Orsi; Part III. Citizenship: 14. The marketization of citizenship: the origins and spread of citizenship by investment Kristin Surak; 15. Are citizenship-by-investment programs legitimate? Suggesting some assessment methods Elena Prats; 16. Wealth as a golden visa to citizenship Ayelet Shachar; 17. Divided families and devalued citizens: money matters in mixed-status families in the Netherlands Judith de Jong and Betty de Hart; 18. Money in internal migration: financial resources and unequal citizenship Willem Maas.
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