دانلود کتاب Between Europeanisation and Renationalisation of the Free Movement of Persons: A financial crisis-induced migration from Portugal to Luxembourg

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Preface
Contents
1: Introduction
1.1 Migration: A Key Phenomenon for Luxembourg
2: Nation State, European Union, Migration: The Research Approach
2.1 The Migrant in Another EU Member State
2.2 Social Security as a Factor of National Distinction?
2.3 The Concepts
2.3.1 A Non-national/Cosmopolitan Sociology
2.3.2 Systems and Transnational Inequalities
2.3.3 Cultural and Economic Capital with Profit and Loss
2.3.4 The Transnational Approach
2.3.5 Migration as a “Push-Pull” Process
2.4 Conclusion
3: The Luxembourg Context: Push-Pull Factors
3.1 The Indicators
3.1.1 Demographic Growth
3.1.2 Employment
3.1.3 Job Creation and Employment Rate
3.1.4 Unemployment
3.1.5 Wage and Salary Levels
3.1.6 Economic Growth and Purchasing Power
3.1.7 Risk of Poverty
3.1.8 School in Luxembourg
3.2 Conclusion
4: The New Portuguese Migrants: Statistical Analysis
4.1 Methodological Preliminary Remarks
4.1.1 Operational Definitions
4.1.2 Data Used
4.2 Socio-Demographic Structure of the Active Resident Population
4.2.1 Portuguese Migrations Between 2000 and 2014
4.2.2 Demographic Characteristics of Immigrants in 2001 and 2011
Feminisation of Immigration by Geographical Origin
Increasing Age of Immigration
4.3 Educational Level and Language Skills
4.3.1 Level of Education of the Population
4.3.2 Competences in the Three Official Languages
4.4 Occupational Situation of Portuguese Immigrants
4.4.1 Comparison of the Socio-Economic Status of Migrants and Luxemburgers
4.4.2 Relative Risk of Unemployment
4.5 Conditions of Immigration
4.5.1 Reasons for Migration
4.5.2 Employment Contract or Job Offer Before Immigration
4.6 Quality of Employment
4.6.1 Fewer Permanent Jobs for Immigrants
4.6.2 Weekly Working Hours
4.6.3 Professional Status
4.6.4 Professional Position
4.7 Overqualification of Immigrants
4.7.1 Preliminary Methodological Remarks
4.7.2 Overqualification by Country of Birth and Sexe
4.7.3 Overqualification by Length of Stay
4.7.4 Overqualification According to Self-Assessment
4.8 Conclusion
5: Portuguese Immigration in Luxembourg: The Right to Free Movement
5.1 Europeanisation
5.1.1 Free Movement of Persons: From Portugal to Luxembourg
5.1.2 Social Benefits in Luxembourg: A Welfare Magnet?
5.1.3 Free Movement of Persons with Access to the Labour Market and Social Security
5.1.4 European and National Case Law on Active or Non-active Free Movers
5.1.5 Administrative Practice of the Authorities
5.2 Conclusion
6: Qualitative Study
6.1 Methodological Approach of Qualitative Interviews
6.2 Results of the Investigation
6.2.1 Characteristics of the New Portuguese Immigration
6.2.2 Reasons for Emigration and the Choice of Luxembourg as Destination Country
6.2.3 Continued Granting or Withdrawal of the Right of Residence
6.2.4 Access to the Labour Market
6.3 Conclusion
7: Conclusion
Glossary
References