Europeanization of National Policies and Politics of Immigration

THOMAS FAIST is Professor of Transnational Relations and Development Studies at the Faculty of Sociology, Bielefeld University, Germany. His research interests focus on transnational spaces, migration and post-migration processes, citizenship, social and development policy. ANDREAS ETTE is a Research Associate at the Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany and a PhD Candidate at Bielefeld University. He was previously a Research Fellow of the Collaborative Research Centre 'Transformations of the State' at the University of Bremen, Germany.

• PART I: REGULATING MIGRATION IN EUROPE The Europeanization of national policies and politics of immigration: research questions and concepts; A.Ette & T.Faist Everything Under Control? The European Union's policies and politics of immigration; P.Bendel The Europeanization of what? Migration, asylum and the politics of European integration; A.Geddes PART II: THE EUROPEAN IMPACT ON NATIONAL POLICIES AND POLITICS OF IMMIGRATION - CORE MEMBER STATES From model to average student: The Europeanization of migration policy and politics in Germany; S.Alscher & K.Prümm Against exceptionalism: British interests for selectively Europeanizing its immigration policy; A.Ette & J.Gerdes Sweden: Europeanization of policy but not of politics?; M.Spång Selective Europeanization: Europe's impact on Spanish migration control; M.Fauser Ulysses turning European: The different faces of 'Europeanization' of Greek immigration policy; G.Mavrodi PART III: THE EUROPEAN IMPACT ON NATIONAL POLICIES AND POLITICS OF IMMIGRATION - THE CASE OF NEW MEMBER STATES AND PERIPHERAL STATES Advanced yet uneven: The Europeanization of Polish immigration policy; A.Kicinger, A.Weinar & A.Górny EU-ization matters: Changes in immigration and asylum practices in Turkey; A.Içduygu Driven from the outside: The EU's impact on Albanian immigration and asylum policies; I.Kruse The external face of Europeanization: Third countries and international organizations; S.Lavenex

'This timely and topical edited volume sketches recent developments in this domain and charts the influence EU policy, norms and concepts have played in national policy-making processes...this book presents an important contribution to the rapidly expanding body of literature on European migration...' - Georg Menz, Journal of Common Market Studies