Das Netzwerk Migration erhält seit 2006/2007 eine Betriebskosten- finanzierung von der Europäischen Union.
With the support of the European Union: Support for organisations active at European level in the field of active European citizenship.
Workshop 2011
International Conference
International Conference on
Bringing Migration and History into the Equation:
Re-Imagining Nationhood and Belonging
5-7 October 2011, Jewish Museum Berlin, Germany
Organized by:
Network Migration in Europe e.V. and Bahçesehir University (Istanbul) in cooperation with Jewish Museum Berlin and Zentrum für Türkeistudien und Integrationsforschung (Essen)
Papers
Bahar Baser
Conflict in my suitcase:
The Relations between Turkish and Kurdish Diasporas in Germany
Alice von Bieberstein
Desiring, Questioning, Contesting the Categories: Negotiating
Migrant Subjectivities Between Vergangenheitsbewältigung and
Everyday Racism
Agnes Czajka
Migration in the Age of the Nation-State:
Migrants, Refugees and the National Order of Things
Jeffrey Jurgens
“A Wall Victim from the West”: Migration, Sovereignty, and
Public Memory in Berlin
Barak Kalir
The National Belonging of Undocumented Migrants: the de facto social integration of non-Jewish Latinos in Israel
Christelle Maire
Who’s Swiss, Who’s not? Visual exclusion and inclusion of foreigners in political posters
Liesbeth Minnaard
Between Exoticism and Silence.
A Comparison of First Generation Migrant Writing
in Germany and the Netherlands
Sieta Neuerburg
Around the world in 80 musics.
Teaching musical diversity in museums – a survey of educational programmes
in the Netherlands and Belgium
Christoph Ramm
The German integration debate and the public ‚Islamization‘ of Turkish immigrants
Michael Rothberg, Yasemin Yildiz
Multidirectional Memory and the German Question
Julian M. Simpson
Reframing the iconography of the UK’s National Health Service
Margreet A. van Es
Muslim women as “oppressed victims” in Norwegian and Dutch newspaper
articles: Constructions of the “National Self”and its “Others” (1975-2010)
Sara Wills
The Vague Terrains of Our Otherness:
Equivocal sites of immigration heritage in Australia
Gökçe Yurdakul
Jews and turks in Germany: Immigrant integration, political representation, and minority rights