Migration in the Mediterranean: Socio-economic perspectives (Routledge Studies

Foreword Raimondo Cagiano de Azevedo

Introduction Elena Ambrosetti and Donatella Strangio

Notes on contributors

First Part: Labour Migration Movements in the Mediterranean: Past and present

1) Migration in the Mediterranean across disciplines Elena Ambrosetti, Donatella Strangio

2) A provincial level analysis of Italian emigration to Africa: who left and why Francesca Fauri

3) The South-European model of immigration: cross-national differences by sending area in labour-market outcomes and the crisis Ivana Fellini, Giovanna Fullin

4) The labour market insertion of immigrants into Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom: similarities and differences and the Southern European model of migration Anna Di Bartolomeo, Giuseppe Gabrielli, Salvatore Strozza

Second Part: The unintended effect of the EU¿s external borders securitization

5) Illegal immigration beyond stereotypes: processes of selection, tolerance, regularization of irregular immigrants Maurizio Ambrosini

6) The Securitisation of the EU External Borders and the Rise of Human Smuggling Along the Eastern Mediterranean Route: The Case of Afghan Unaccompanied Minors Enza Roberta Petrillo

7) Gender and Borders in a Comparative Perspective. Sub-Saharan Migrant Women facing Fortress Europe: the Cases of Italy, Greece and Turkey Giovanna Campani- Zoran Lapov

8) The European convergence towards the civic integration Angela Paparusso

Third Part: Mobility, migration and trans-nationalism the Mediterranean region

9) The forms and determinants of public transnationalism: a North African comparison Thomas Lacroix, Guillaume Leroux

10) Inventing an Egyptian Transnational Nation: Homeland politics in the Arab Spring Uprisings between Migration Processes, Diasporic Policies and Political Opportunity Structures Lea Müller-Funk

11) From a mythical country of origin to a multidiasporic country, the case of Israel and the Moroccan Jewish Diaspora Emanuela Trevisan Semi

12) Beyond musallas and the veil. The second generations¿ religiosity: being Muslim and active citizens Roberta Ricucci

General Conclusion Catherine Withol de Wenden

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