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New guests of the Irish nation / Bryan Fanning.

Van Pelt Library JV7712 .F35 2009
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Fanning, Bryan.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Social integration.
Immigrants.
Social change.
Social conditions.
Ireland--Emigration and immigration.
Ireland.
Emigration and immigration.
Ireland--Social conditions--21st century.
Social change--Ireland.
Immigrants--Ireland.
Social integration--Ireland.
Ireland--Social policy.
Social policy.
Physical Description:
viii, 228 pages ; 24 cm
Place of Publication:
Dublin ; Portland, OR : Irish Academic Press, 2009.
Summary:
New Guests of the Irish Nation interrogates Irish responses to immigration within a border analysis of the history of Irish nation-building. It draws on a decade of research by a leading expert on immigration and social change in the Republic of Ireland. Bryan Fanning's analysis of academic debates and public policy is often provocative. It challenges prevalent academic thinking about racism and emphasises the dangers of ethnic nepotism in a context where many immigrants are unlikely to become Irish citizens. New Guests of the Irish Nation addresses the long-term challenges of coming to terms with mass immigration. These include limits to empathy and solidarity that need to be treated realistically in debates about integration and the specific mechanics of exclusion that pertain in different institutional settings.
Contents:
1 Introduction 1
2 After the End of Irish History 7
3 The Remaindered People 23
4 A History of Violence 43
5 The Politics of Racism 59
6 Migrant Children and Institutional Neglect 68
7 Hospitality, Solidarity and Memory 82
8 The Citizenship Referendum 99
9 The Rules of Belonging 114
10 The Fighting Irish 121
11 Against the ‘Racial State’ 129
12 The Wages of Fear 137
13 The ‘New Irish’ 145
14 The Once and Future Nation-State 157
15 Endnote on Ethnic Nepotism 181.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [212]-222) and index.
ISBN:
071652967X
9780716529675
9780716529668
0716529661
OCLC:
315479361

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