Civic Integration Policy in Europe between Politics and Law: Diversity within Convergence

Diplôme Thèse Civic Integration Policy in Europe between Politics and Law: Diversity within Convergence eng 2018-12-14 author Sato Shunsuke 810545 director Dony Marianne director Levrat Nicolas 23078 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:138571 urn:nbn:ch:unige-1385710 D. 957 The central theme of the thesis lies on the convergent trend of European immigrant integration policies into so called ‘civic integration'. Although researches on civic integration often mention nationalistic, exclusionary, and control oriented characters of the policy, the thesis aims to provide more nuanced understanding of civic integration by conducting two strands of researches. First, he conducted a comparative analysis of party politics in two countries- Germany and the Netherlands. In these case studies, he showed the introduction of civic integration could be based on broad consensus from left to right wing. Second, he analyzed how EU institutions reacted to the developments of civic integration at the national level, and how the combination of ECJ rulings and the European Commission effectively had cut down national discretions to take exclusionary policies towards immigrants. Combining those results, he argued the emergence of new model of immigrant integration in Europe. European Union Immigrant Integration Civic Integration Dewey 341 98 Département de droit international public et organisation internationale 5E false 7b003c5d-2e65-49b9-af61-b60b2df297de Thesis Private PhD_Thesis_SATO_Civic.pdf 3628801 application/pdf cd88432bc22f7060d04f9d78c5791d41d6831369f92f1ca36e53cdb04ac291bc closedAccess Faculté de droit / Département de droit international public et organisation internationale

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