Supranational citizenship and the challenge of diversity : immigrants, citizens and member states in the EU /

In Supranational Citizenship and the Challenge of Diversity Francesca Strumia explores how European citizenship contributes to filter diversities in the EU, by shifting insider/outsider divides as experienced by immigrants, perceived by citizens and set by member states

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Strumia, Francesca
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Leiden : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2013 Leiden [Netherlands] : 2013
Series:	Nijhoff studies in EU law ; v. 4 Nijhoff studies in EU law v. 4
Subjects:	Citizenship > European Union countries Citizenship > United States Emigration and immigration law > European Union countries Marginality, Social > European Union countries Supranationalism > European Union countries World citizenship Citizenship Citoyenneté Citoyenneté Comparative law Cultural diversity Emigration and immigration law Emigration and immigration European Union Immigration LAW > Constitutional LAW > Public Marginality, Social Member states Social policy Supranationalism Supranationalité Supranationalité UE/CE Etats membres United States of America European Union countries > Social policy European Union countries United States Electronic books
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Table of Contents:

Supranational Citizenship and the Challenge of Diversity; Copyright; Contents; List of Tables and Figures; Acknowledgments; Introduction: Citizenship, Diversity, and Divides; 1. The Quest of Distinctiveness and Inclusion- A Comparative Analysis of Internal Borders and Divides in the US and the EU; 1.1. Introduction; 1.2 Frame of Analysis; 1.2.1 Citizenship through the Lens of Nationality, Immigration and Free Movement; 1.2.2 3 Notions of Internal Borders; 1.2.3 Preliminary Notions on Legal Membership and Central Authority
The quest of distinctiveness and inclusion : a comparative analysis of internal borders and divides in the U.S. and the EU
Citizens and others in the EU : legal sameness, societal difference
Insider/outsider divides in the EU
Supranational citizenship as mutual recognition of belonging
1.3. Immigration, Nationality, Free Movement: A Map of US and EU Internal Frontiers1.3.1. Immigration Regimes; 1.3.2 Nationality and Inclusion; 1.3.3 Free Movement Regimes; 1.4 Membership and Divides in the US and the EU; 2. Citizens and Others in the EU: Legal Sameness, Societal Difference; 2.2.1. The Literature on European Identity; 2.2.2. The Peculiarity of the Citizenship Norm; 2.2.3. The Compliance Approach; 2.3.1. Dynamics of European Citizenship and the Evolution of Legal Sameness; 2.3.2. The Dilution of Societal Sameness in the EU; 2.3.3. Towards the Mismatch
2.4.1. Episodes of Resistance2.5.1. European Interactions, Dissonance and Acculturation into European Sameness; 2.5.2. Triggering Acculturation through Legitimacy; 2.5.3. Citizenship and Belonging Moments; 2.5.4. A Critical Mass of Sharing; 2.5.5. The Weaknesses of the Sameness Approach; 3. Insider/Outsider Divides in the EU; 4. Supranational Citizenship as Mutual Recognition of Belonging; 4.1.1. First Proposition; 4.1.2. Second Proposition; 4.4.1. The Operation of Rules of Mutual Recognition in Respect of Immigrants
4.4.2. Procedural and Substantive Issues Concerning the Extension of Mutual Recognition4.7.1. Immigrants; 4.7.2. Member States; 4.7.3. Natives; Conclusion; List of Works Cited; Index

Supranational citizenship and the challenge of diversity : immigrants, citizens and member states in the EU /

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