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Recent Books to restrictions on immigration as well as the thorough assimilation of former colonial peoples. Meanwhile, Germany's legacy of ethnic citizenship and its guest worker tradition have created distinct dilemmas of permanent settlement. By identifying these three patterns, Joppke nicely demonstrates the influence of national political and cultural traditions in framing immigration and citizenship rights. Most intriguing is his claim that today s immigrants?aided by modern technology?resist assimilation more than previous generations, making the diaspora a permanent feature of world political life. Truth v. Justice, edited by robert i. ROTBERG AND DENNIS THOMPSON.
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- Author
- Richard N. Cooper; Colin Woodard; Marq De Villiers
- Publisher
- JSTOR
- Published
- 2000
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Social Sciences
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