Titlebook: Digesting Difference; Migrant Incorporatio Kelly McKowen,John Borneman Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exc

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International Political Economy Serieson and the politics of belonging. It shows how attempts to build sociality among parents of different backgrounds simultaneously cultivate new ways of thinking about, and conforming to, values, norms, habits, and forms of sociality in everyday life. Non-migrant parents’ efforts to generate equal acc

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Regional Integration in the Global South seriously bodily matters, the chapter particularly focuses on African Pentecostals’ visceral critique of Italian Afrophobia. From racial slurs to brutal assaults and assassinations, the incorporation of Africans in Italian society has been more like a violent ingurgitation of surplus population mea

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Regional Integration in the Global Southhe labor market and celebrated it as successful integration. However, refugees have become a cheap labor reserve for private companies and fear that they might?risk being deported to Afghanistan if they do not fulfill the integration program. Drawing on a qualitative research and presenting an emic

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Kelly McKowen,John BornemanCritically engages with and builds on the extant anthropological scholarship on migration and integration in Europe.Highlights the importance of social and individual bodies and offers a fresh theoret

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The Erotic in Foreigner Incorporation: First Encounters Between Germans and Syrians, significance of the erotic in foreigner incorporation and how it contributes to a sense of belonging to a social unit. In several examples of interactions, first encounters are shown to display thickly layered forms of intersubjectivity in which projection, projective identification, and the mutual modification of projections play out.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230626607corporation is always potentially threatening to the integrity of both the individual and social body, it can be evaluated positively with the emergence of elements of mutual belonging. It is likely to be perceived as a failure unless there is a mutual modification of the internal images refugees and residents of welfare states have of each other.