Titlebook: Switzerland and Migration; Historical and Curre Barbara Lüthi,Damir Skenderovic Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2

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Migration in Swiss Broadcasting (1960s–1970s): Players, Policies, Representationss not have the objective to reach wide-ranging, generalised conclusions, but instead intends to be an explorative study to verify if expanding analysis of immigration in a comprehensive way, including forms of immigration and emigration to and from one country for a given period, opens new perspectives on the representation of the phenomenon.

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Migrant Associations: Political Opportunities and Structural Ambivalences. The Case of the Federatiocontextual and social changes transform associations, but also how transnational political opportunity structures shape organisational strategies. This case study allows for tentative hypotheses on the influences on and transformations of migrant associations.

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‘Swissness Abroad’: Whiteness and the Boundaries of Belonginggration as ‘exceptional’. I argue that up to the present day the celebration of ‘Swissness abroad’ along with the construction of ‘Swiss whiteness’ form the basis on which Swiss actors imagine themselves as ‘superior’ while upholding imagined differences with ‘creolised’ Swiss nationals.

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Social Assistance and Self-Organised Interest Groups: The Counselling Centre for Foreign Workers andopic of education—a main concern of the migrants and the counselling centre. The counselling centre needed to position itself between the ‘overforeignisation’ movement, the everyday xenophobia and its will to help migrants. By doing so, it reproduced up to some point?the ideal type of a ‘foreigner’ who should be thankful and happy to do any work.

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Re-negotiating Switzerland from Abroad: An Ethnographic Perspective on Citizenship-Belonging Nexusese to be understood in the context of an increasingly mobile and diversifying world shaped by macro-level constellations of political and economic power. Our findings thus point to theoretical issues that have hitherto remained undertheorised in citizenship and migration scholarship.

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Changing Perspectives on Migration History and Research in Switzerland: An Introduction,’s gradual transformation into a migration society since late nineteenth century. Nonetheless, migration studies still hold a marginal place in the Swiss academic landscape due to the fact that Switzerland largely does not consider itself to be a migration society. Historical studies have so far ado

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