Titlebook: Challenging Mobilities in and to the EU during Times of Crises; The Case of Greece Maria Kousis,Aspasia Chatzidaki,Konstantinos Kafet Book‘

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ating from Syria, entered its territory en route to wealthier European countries. The unprecedented arrival of refugees has triggered mixed reactions towards newcomers raising socio-economic and cultural concerns about the potential impacts of refugees on the host country. The chapter uses survey da

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sing political claims analysis carried out within the context of the TransSOL project, we studied the main attributes of the public discourse as reflected in the political claims?of actors located in three national newspapers from August 2015 to April 2016, on refugees and their arrival to Europe. I

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s ‘refugee solidarity’ ethnographically, from the bottom up and in emic terms, as a, socially and politically productive, symbolic structure of affect towards displaced people and a cultural innovation that differs from the traditional ‘hospitality to migrants.’ It analyses the developmental cycle o

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th particular attention to irregular migrants and asylum seekers who entered through the land and sea borders, after the EU-Turkey Statement of March 2016. Building on empirical research conducted in the framework of the CeasEVAL project, with migrants and asylum seekers who crossed the external bor

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ty. The analysis that follows is based on empirical material, namely in-depth semi-structured interviews with different relevant stakeholders, i.e. representatives of authorities, such as the former Ministry of Migration Policy?and the Asylum Service, representatives of EU agencies, such as Frontex