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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Democratising Switzerland: Challenging Whiteness in Public Spacee the appearance of Switzerland and introduce racial difference into a formerly white space. However, the idea that Switzerland is always-already white has been challenged by people of color activists and their allies. This article describes these shifting views by focusing on two recent political a

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Migration in Swiss Broadcasting (1960s–1970s): Players, Policies, Representationsroups: national migrants (emigrants) and foreign migrants (immigrants). What are the main differences and their causes? Are there any common elements, any ‘idealistic social aspects’ (Baczko .) about immigration that exist in both categories? Considering radio and television simultaneously allow mor

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Culturalisation of Gender: When Ivan Meets Mariaes the construction of a gendered visual consensus in Switzerland. These hegemonic representations are based on widely shared depictions of masculinity and femininity in the context of the country’s migratory debates. Immigration is almost always pictured in its masculine dimension. The migrant can

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The Rights of Those Who Have No Rights: Italian Parent Committees in Local Educational Politics in Zrnative ways to influence politics. So-called Parent Committees, initiated by Italian immigrant associations, addressed local school authorities and found various ways of contributing to education policies at the local level. Following the perspective of Critical Citizenship Studies, the contributio

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Social Assistance and Self-Organised Interest Groups: The Counselling Centre for Foreign Workers andn Basel shows that the migrants made active use of the various services offered, but some also refused to take part in courses or challenged the views of the counsellors. A further example of their scope of action was to establish their own organisations. This aspect is discussed here based on the t

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Traces of Migration: Postcards Between Switzerland and Brazil, 1900–1930iscussed in this chapter by analysing postcard communication between Switzerland and Brazil from about 1900 to 1930. In the first part, I systematise some of the image motifs and text fragments found in the postcards by connecting them to the themes of longing and nostalgia as well as to visions of

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