Faist T. Transnational migration / T.Faist, M.Fauser, E.Reisenauer. - Cambridge; Malden: Polity, 2013. - ix, 209 p.: ill., map. - (Immigration & society). - Ref.: p.185-202. - Ind.: p.203- 209. - ISBN 978-0-7456-4978-8  Место хранения:   048 | Байкальский институт природопользования CO РАН | Улан-Удэ

Оглавление / Contents

Preface and Acknowledgements ................................. viii 1 Three Transnationals: Transnationalization, Transnational Social Spaces and Transnationality ............. 1 Cross-border migration and the need for a transnational perspective .................................................. 5 Unpacking the transnational .................................. 7 Aim and structure of the book ............................... 17 2 Transnationality and Social Practices ....................... 27 Familial transnational practices ............................ 28 Socio-cultural transnational practices ...................... 32 Economic transnational practices ............................ 35 Political transnational practices ........................... 39 The significance of transnational practices ................. 43 3 Conceptualizing Transnationalization and Transnational Social Spaces ............................................... 46 Transnationalization in historical perspective .............. 47 The concept of transnational social spaces .................. 53 The durability of transnationalization ...................... 61 4 Transnationalization and Development ........................ 66 Three phases of the debate .................................. 68 Remittances and their role for family and kin ............... 70 Transnational investment and business ....................... 74 Hometown associations and their contributions to community development ....................................... 75 Transnational circulation of knowledge ...................... 80 Social remittances and their effects ........................ 84 5 Transnationality and the Models of Migrant Integration ...... 88 Transnationalism as a model of integration .................. 91 The relationship between transnationality and integration ... 95 Second-generation transnationality ......................... 102 Migrant associations as a means of integration and transnationalization ....................................... 106 6 States and Citizens - Transnational Political Practices and Institutions ........................................... 109 Citizenship: a conceptual sketch ........................... 111 The policies of citizenship: the case of dual citizenship .. 114 The politics of citizenship: citizens, diasporas and states ..................................................... 121 Transnational citizenship? ................................. 133 7 Transnational Methodology .................................. 135 Three methodological challenges for transnational analysis ................................................... 136 Methods to address the three challenges .................... 145 Capturing simultaneity ..................................... 157 8 Transnationalizing Civil Society ........................... 159 Civil society and transnational social spaces .............. 161 The relevance of development, social integration and citizenship for civil society .............................. 164 Civil society and the state ................................ 168 Civil society and the market ............................... 171 Civil society and the family ............................... 172 The role and function of migrant transnational social spaces for civil society ................................... 175 The significance of a transnational approach for the social sciences ............................................ 179 Notes References .................................................... 183 Index ......................................................... 203