A critical interrogation of the public and political discourses which shape the management and lived experience of migration. The collection brings together essays from established and rising academics in the field of migration studies to address the relationship between discourse and migration in Europe, the Americas and the Middle East.
A critical interrogation of the public and political discourses which shape the management and lived experience of migration. The collection brings together essays from established and rising academics in the field of migration studies to address the relationship between discourse and migration in Europe, the Americas and the Middle East.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Amanda Haynes is a senior lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Limerick. Martin J. Power is a lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Limerick. Eoin Devereux is a senior lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Limerick. Aileen Dillane is an ethnomusicologist based in the Irish World Academy at the University of Limerick. James Carr is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Limerick.
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Dedication / Acknowledgments / List of Figures / List of Tables / 1. In the Frame? Discourses of Migration: An Introduction to the Volume Aileen Dillane Martin J. Power Amanda Haynes Eoin Devereux and James Carr / 2. The Incorrigible Subject of the Border Spectacle Nicholas de Genova / 3. Framing Lampedusa: Between Alarmism and Pietism - The Landing Issue in Italian Media Coverage of Migration Marco Bruno / 4. "You Can't Have Muslim Irish Children". Media Islamophobia and Ireland: Constructing Different Shades of Green. James Carr / 5. Drawing Discursive Boundaries in U.S. News Coverage of the "Honour Killing" of Noor Almaleki Autumn M. Reed / 6. Emotive Strategies and Affective Tactics in 'Islam Night' Tuuli Lähdesmäki and Tuija Saresma / 7. Being Part of the Irish 'We': The Experience of Return Migration for the Second Generation Irish From Britain Sarah Hannafin / 8. Irregular Migrants in Ireland and the United States of America: Discursive Representations by Irish Parliamentary Members Elaine Burroughs / 9. Explaining EU Migrant Workers: Irish Political Interventions in Public Discourse Martin J. Power Amanda Haynes and Eoin Devereux / 10. Print Media Framings of Those Blonde Roma Children Aileen Marron Ann Marie Joyce James Carr Eoin Devereux Michael Breen Martin J. Power and Amanda Haynes / 11. The "Salsa Factor": Music and Dance as Identity among Undocumented Latino Labour Migrants in Israel Moshe Morad / 12. "An Affirmation of Key Postmodernist Tendencies": Musics Apolitics and Placebo Nostalgias Within the Greek-Speaking Diaspora of Birmingham (UK) Michalis Poupazis / 13. Frame and Agency: The Public Performance of a North West Cameroonian Group in Ireland Sheryl Lynch / 14. Politics of Public Representation: A Franco-German Museum Exhibition on Images of Immigrants Yannik Porsché / 15. Welcoming Nations? Hospitality as a Proxy for National Identity: A Consideration of British and Scottish Contexts Emma Hill / 16. No Nos Vamos Nos Echan: Multimodal Framing of Spanish Youth Unemployment and Labour Migration in Social Media Uta Helfrich and Ana Mancera Rueda / 17. Conclusion: Opportunities for Resistance Through Discourse Eoin Devereux Aileen Dillane Martin J. Power Amanda Haynes and James Carr / List of Contributors / Bibliography / Index
Dedication / Acknowledgments / List of Figures / List of Tables / 1. In the Frame? Discourses of Migration: An Introduction to the Volume Aileen Dillane Martin J. Power Amanda Haynes Eoin Devereux and James Carr / 2. The Incorrigible Subject of the Border Spectacle Nicholas de Genova / 3. Framing Lampedusa: Between Alarmism and Pietism - The Landing Issue in Italian Media Coverage of Migration Marco Bruno / 4. "You Can't Have Muslim Irish Children". Media Islamophobia and Ireland: Constructing Different Shades of Green. James Carr / 5. Drawing Discursive Boundaries in U.S. News Coverage of the "Honour Killing" of Noor Almaleki Autumn M. Reed / 6. Emotive Strategies and Affective Tactics in 'Islam Night' Tuuli Lähdesmäki and Tuija Saresma / 7. Being Part of the Irish 'We': The Experience of Return Migration for the Second Generation Irish From Britain Sarah Hannafin / 8. Irregular Migrants in Ireland and the United States of America: Discursive Representations by Irish Parliamentary Members Elaine Burroughs / 9. Explaining EU Migrant Workers: Irish Political Interventions in Public Discourse Martin J. Power Amanda Haynes and Eoin Devereux / 10. Print Media Framings of Those Blonde Roma Children Aileen Marron Ann Marie Joyce James Carr Eoin Devereux Michael Breen Martin J. Power and Amanda Haynes / 11. The "Salsa Factor": Music and Dance as Identity among Undocumented Latino Labour Migrants in Israel Moshe Morad / 12. "An Affirmation of Key Postmodernist Tendencies": Musics Apolitics and Placebo Nostalgias Within the Greek-Speaking Diaspora of Birmingham (UK) Michalis Poupazis / 13. Frame and Agency: The Public Performance of a North West Cameroonian Group in Ireland Sheryl Lynch / 14. Politics of Public Representation: A Franco-German Museum Exhibition on Images of Immigrants Yannik Porsché / 15. Welcoming Nations? Hospitality as a Proxy for National Identity: A Consideration of British and Scottish Contexts Emma Hill / 16. No Nos Vamos Nos Echan: Multimodal Framing of Spanish Youth Unemployment and Labour Migration in Social Media Uta Helfrich and Ana Mancera Rueda / 17. Conclusion: Opportunities for Resistance Through Discourse Eoin Devereux Aileen Dillane Martin J. Power Amanda Haynes and James Carr / List of Contributors / Bibliography / Index
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