Emma Carmel is Lecturer in Social Policy in the Department of Social and Policy Sciences at the University of Bath, UK.Alfio Cerami is Research Associate in the Centre d'études européennes at Sciences Po, Paris.Theodoros Papadopoulos is Lecturer in Social Policy in the Department of Social and Policy Sciences at the University of Bath, UK.

• Governing migration and welfare: institutions and emotions in the production of differential inclusion ~ Emma Carmel and Alfio Cerami; Part one: Theoretical Background; Immigration and the variety of migrant integration regimes in the European Union ~ Theodoros Papadopoulos; EU migration governance: utility, security and integration ~ Emma Carmel; Human rights and the politics of migration in the European Union ~ Alfio Cerami;Labour migration and labour market integration: causes and challenges ~ Bent Greve; Part two: Migration and social protection policies in the EU: country studies; Towards a security-oriented migration policy model? Evidence from the Italian case ~ Tiziana Caponio and Paolo R. Graziano; Differential inclusion in Germany's conservative welfare state: policy legacies and structural constraints ~ Lutz C. Kaiser and Regine Paul; Welfare or work: migrants' selective integration in Finland ~ Saara Koikkalainen, Timo Tammilehto, Olli Kangas, Marja Katisko, Seppo Koskinen and Asko Suikkanen; Migration in Hungary: historical legacies and differential integration ~ Ioana Rusu; Wilful negligence: migration policy, migrants' work and the absence of social protection in the UK ~ Mick Wilkinson and Gary Craig; Part three: Social and migration policy nexus: critical issues; Local immigrant communities, welfare, and culture: an integration/segregation dilemma ~ Siniša Zrinščak; Contentious opportunities: comparing metropolitan policymaking for immigrants in France and Italy ~ Manlio Cinalli and Alessandra El Hariri; A categorical immigration policy: welfare, integration and the production of inequality ~ John Gal and Jennifer Oser; Conclusions: What future for migration? ~ Emma Carmel, Alfio Cerami and Theodoros Papadopoulos.

"...genuinely enhances the reader’s insight into the often complex issues at stake in the field of migration....high quality and genuinely interesting." Wim van Lancker in Journal of Common Market Studies