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"This collection of illustrative materials is designed to accompany my American government and politics."--Pref. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"This collection of illustrative materials is designed to accompany my American government and politics, now in preparation." ; Mode of access: Internet.

This collection of illustrative materials is designed to accompany my American government and politics, now in preparation. - Pref. ; Mode of access: Internet.

"This collection of illustrative materials is designed to accompany my American government and politics, now in preparation."--Pref. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Migration has been among the most decisive influences shaping contemporary German society, deeply influencing not only economics and demography but also societal discourse and political practice. Legal issues concerning foreigners and immigration have been hotly debated in German society and have played a central role in many elections at both federal and provincial levels. Recognition is an issue at the heart of these concerns. How are migrants viewed in Germany, as "immigrants" or as "foreigners"? As individuals who form a legitimate part of German society, or who have overstayed their temporary "invitation"? Who contribute to the economy and to public welfare, and or who live at the expense of German society? Who are essentially alien to German society and can at best achieve a liminal state of betweenness, or who actively and self-consciously assume a diversity of positions at all levels of society?