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Journal of Identity and Migration Studies

Research Centre on Identity and Migration Issues, University of Oradea, Romania


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2009 JIMS, volume 3, number 2

JIMS - Volume 3, number 2, Autumn/Winter 2009

THEMATIC ARTICLES – IDENTITY, INTEGRATION AND CITIZENSHIP

Immigrant Integration: Acculturation and Social Integration, Astrid HAMBERGER

From an “Internationalist Woman” to “Just another Asian Immigrant”: Transformation of Japanese Women’s Self-Image before

and after Permanent Settlement in a Western Country, Atsuko KAWAKAMI

Rethinking EU Citizenship: Towards the Postmodern Ethics of Citizenship, Sanja IVIC

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Educational Attainment of Second Generation Immigrants, Anna Di BARTOLOMEO

ESSAY

A Few Considerations upon Romanian Literary Exile in America, Anamaria CÂMPAN

BOOK REVIEWS

Esin Bozkurt,Conceptualizing “Home”. The Question of Belonging Among Turkish Families in Germany, University of Chicago Press,

2009, 244 pages, ISBN978-3-593-38791-8, review by Cristina MATIUTA

Remus Gabriel Anghel and István Horváth (coord), Sociology of Migration: Theories and Romanian Case-Studies [Sociologia

migraţiei: teorii şi studii de caz româneşti], Iaşi: Polirom, 2009, 310 pages, ISBN978-973-46-1304-5, review by Marius I.TATAR

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