Titlebook: Depoliticising Migration; Global Governance an Antoine Pécoud Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2015

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Antagonist

不透明

Yafang Wen,Rong Huang,Rajib Shawitive level, IMN provide a comprehensive analysis of migration that supports a global and orderly picture of what migration is all about and of how it should be governed; then, on an operational level, IMN aim at influencing states’ behaviours to translate this ‘paper order’ into reality.

原始

Introduction,ls embarrassed to formulate it once again. It is not that this sentence is wrong, but rather that it corresponds to one of these common sense claims that pervade much of one can read on international migration and makes this scholarship, at times, somewhat repetitive.

不容置疑

Why Read IMN?,he lack of influence of discourses on politics and power relations, (3) the social function of ideas as supporting coalitions and networks, (4) the role of narratives in constructing reality, and (5) the anthropological approach to political discourses as modern myths.

裂縫

Constructing a Federating Discourse,tate cooperation is a condition for the success of immigration policy; (4) this is all the more the case because migration plays a key role in achieving global objectives, such as development and the respect for human rights.

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Depoliticising Migration,he technocratic reliance on expertise and empirical evidence to avoid political controversies; and (4) a naturalisation of the global socioeconomic and political context in which migration takes place, which is taken for granted and therefore unchallenged.

學(xué)術(shù)討論會(huì)

急性

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Learning from Historical Injustice?ls embarrassed to formulate it once again. It is not that this sentence is wrong, but rather that it corresponds to one of these common sense claims that pervade much of one can read on international migration and makes this scholarship, at times, somewhat repetitive.