Migrants shaping Europe, past and present

Migrants shaping Europe, past and presentThis comparative collection makes the case for the sustained contribution of migrants to European literatures, arts and social cultures, in early modern times and today. Iberia Maghreb, Sicily Lampedusa and Calais provide key examples for composing this new chapter in cultural history.

This book explores how the European Commission has addressed criticism of its administrative ethics since 1999

poor suburbs and slums often represented in postwar neorealist films – and then on to garden cities and upper-class suburbs

This new book will provide a ground breaking discussion of a major but little considered issue - the silence of the archive: why archives

The result is a series of new interpretations not only of the plays

A commentary is provided to explain difficult or significant passages

Even more so is this true today

offering a unique insight into some of the ideological

design history

the book uncovers the relationships between life-crises

It features scholars from a variety of nationalities and disciplinary areas

Investigates the Brazilian image world in the first four decades of the twentieth century

The book outlines the sociological arguments and political activities of the US pragmatist sociologist