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Migration and Nationalism in Newer Countries of Immigration
Sat, September 7, 4:00 to 5:30pm, Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Franklin 6Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
Hollifield et al (2022) typology labels “latecomer “or newer countries of immigration as those countries that did not have notable immigration in the early decades of the postwar era. This panel stretches this across several regional contexts and addresses citizenship laws, diaspora pursuit, and migration of people of share the dominant somatic norm of the host country and testing of the inclusivity of nationalisms.
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Individual Presentations
Migrants Make Good Citizens: The Case of Inconspicuous Migration in China - Xiaojun Yan, University of Hong Kong; Pengfei Xie, The University of Hong Kong; Zhenyu Zhang, The University of Hong Kong
How Inclusive Are East Asia’s Democratic Nationalisms? A Conjoint Approach - Steven Denney, Leiden University; H. Christoph Steinhardt, University of Vienna
Foreigners as Actors in the Shaping of Immigration Integration Policy - Rena Sung, Kyung Hee University
Migration and Citizenship Laws: The Arab Uprisings in Comparative Perspective - Ahmed Khattab, Georgetown University
Explaining the Politics of China’s Slow-Moving Immigration Reform - Sheng Ding, Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania; Rey Koslowski, SUNY, University at Albany