Immigration Governance in East Asia: Norm Diffusion, Politics of Identity, Citizenship

ISBN-13: 9780367559021 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 329 str.

Gunter Schubert; Anastasiya Bayok; Franziska Pl?mmer

Opis

This book analyses immigration policies in East Asia in the context of contemporary global migration flows and mobility.

Spis treści

1. Introduction: Migration Governance in East Asia. Towards an Analytical Framework  2. Keeping Immigration under Control: Development and Characteristics of the East Asian Migration Region  PART I: GREATER CHINA  3. Migrant Actions and Government Responses: African Traders in the Pearl River Delta, China  4. Global City Competition and New Hierarchies of Urban Citizenship in China’s Migration Regime  5. ‘Three Evils’ and ‘Three Illegals’: Discourses on ‘Illegal’ Immigration in China  6. Migration Governance at the Sino-Russian Border  7. ‘Foreign Wives’, Eurasian children, and Citizenship Dilemmas in China  8. China and the Refugee Dilemma: A New Asylum Destination or a Challenge to International Norms?  9. The Reform of Chinese Migration Law and the Protection of Migrants’ Rights  10. On a Steep Learning Curve in the Immigration Legislation: Taiwan's Proximity to Sovereignty, Selectivity and Benevolence  11. The Politics of Mainlander Immigration in Postcolonial Hong Kong  PART II: JAPAN AND KOREA  12. ‘This is Not an Immigration Policy’: The 2018 Immigration Reform and the Future of Immigration and Citizenship in Japan  13. Brazilian Migrants and Multiculturalism in Japan: Local tabunka kyōsei Policies and their Effect on the Brazilian Diaspora in Hamamatsu  14. Liberation from Blood: The Inclusion of Non-Citizens in the South Korean Polity