Saskia Sasse
美國芝加哥大學社會學系教授。著有:《The Global City》(2001)、《The Mobility of Labor and Capital》(1990)、《Globalization and Its Discontents》(1999)。
Guests and Aliens shows the causes of immigration that historically have resulted in nations' welcoming incomers as guests of disparaging them as aliens. Sassen describes the relative normality of the pursuit of work across borders during the emergence of the European nation-states and explains the economic and political mass migrations of Italians and Eastern European Jews during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. She also discusses the dislocations - particularly those after the end of World War II - that have engendered the "refugee" concept. By mapping the long history of global migration, Sassen shows that the American experience is just one phase in an extended history of border crossing.
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p.135 Migration is typically a move between two worlds
评分Saskia Sassen是International Migration学界的先锋学者。
评分p.135 Migration is typically a move between two worlds
评分Saskia Sassen是International Migration学界的先锋学者。
评分Saskia Sassen是International Migration学界的先锋学者。
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