2018
DOI: 10.4324/9781315512853
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The Routledge Handbook of the Politics of Migration in Europe

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“…Van der Brug et al (2015) suggest that (a) ideologically loaded topics, such as immigration, are more likely to be politicized than topics cutting across existing coalitions, and that (b) challengers to parties in power (i.e., opposition or new parties) have more incentives to increase the salience of such divisive issues. Therefore, it would be expected that parties' handling of controversial issues such as immigration would be determined by both their ideological orientation and their position in the political field at a given moment (Odmalm, 2018;Odmalm & Bale, 2015).…”
Section: Ideology and Party Competition: Politicization Of Immigratio...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Van der Brug et al (2015) suggest that (a) ideologically loaded topics, such as immigration, are more likely to be politicized than topics cutting across existing coalitions, and that (b) challengers to parties in power (i.e., opposition or new parties) have more incentives to increase the salience of such divisive issues. Therefore, it would be expected that parties' handling of controversial issues such as immigration would be determined by both their ideological orientation and their position in the political field at a given moment (Odmalm, 2018;Odmalm & Bale, 2015).…”
Section: Ideology and Party Competition: Politicization Of Immigratio...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, some research suggests that the role of mainstream parties may have been largely underestimated or even ignored, while the mobilizing force of radical right challenger parties may have been overestimated (Abdou et al, 2022;Grande et al, 2019;Odmalm & Bale, 2015). This relative neglect of the role of mainstream parties should be amended, particularly when there are increasing indications that some of the contemporary restrictive turns on immigration may result from parties' competition with their mainstream challengers, especially in the case of mainstream right-wing or center-right parties (Odmalm & Bale, 2015;Odmalm, 2018).…”
Section: Ideology and Party Competition: Politicization Of Immigratio...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A tartós gondoskodás rendszere Európa számos régiójában a bevándorló vagy a határokon keresztül ingázó női munkavállalóknak köszönhetően működik (Széman 2012, Van Hooren et al 2018, Bahna-Sekulová 2019, Melegh-Katona 2020. A külföldről érkezők szerepvállalása a családokon belül és társadalmi szinten is átalakítja a nemek közötti munkamegosztást.…”
Section: Határokon áTnyúló Tartós Gondoskodásunclassified
“…Ahol a gondoskodás rendszereit a migrációs kapcsolatok is alakítják, ott a nemek közötti egyenlőtlenségek még összetettebb formát öltenek. A globális észak (Global North) és a globális dél (Global South) közötti, illetve az Európai Unió régi és új tagállamai közötti erőforrás-különbségek makrostruktúráiba beleszövődnek a családok közötti jövedelemegyenlőtlenségek, valamint a családon belüli, továbbá a gondozók és gondozottak közötti hatalmi egyenlőtlenségek (Van Hooren et al 2018, Lutz 2018, Turai 2018. A gondoskodás tágabb társadalomtudományi irodalma már jó két évtizede dolgozik a globális gondoskodási láncok koncepciójával.…”
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“…Here, considerable attention is paid to the migration and asylum situation in the European Union and its Mediterranean neighbourhood (including the war in Syria), issues of refugee protection, asylum policies and practices, border management and control of irregular migration, and cooperation among the key actors, i.e., countries of origin, transit countries, and destination countries (cf. Jeandesboz and Pallister‐Wilkins, ; Perkowski, ; van Reekum, ; Trauner, ; Crawley and Skleparis, ; Weinar et al., ). In this context, developments in other parts of the world, especially refugee and humanitarian emergencies (Burundi, DR Congo, Yemen, or Rohingya, Venezuela, etc.)…”
Section: A Snapshot View On the Migration Debate And Its Limitationsmentioning
confidence: 99%