Migrants and Natives - 'Them' and 'Us': Mainstream and Radical Right Political Rhetoric in Europe: SAGE Swifts
Autor Kristina Boréusen Limba Engleză Hardback – 27 dec 2020
Grounded in a focussed, comparative critical discourse study that draws on methods from social science and linguistics, the book:
- Presents a study of political rhetoric on migration in several European countries over the past thirty-five years, drawing out similarities and differences.
- Explores anti-immigration rhetoric before and after the 2015 refugee/solidarity crisis.
- Illuminates the role of so-called ‘mainstream’ parties in developing and legitimising discriminatory rhetoric.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781526475039
ISBN-10: 1526475030
Pagini: 144
Dimensiuni: 148 x 210 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications Ltd
Seria SAGE Swifts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1526475030
Pagini: 144
Dimensiuni: 148 x 210 x 16 mm
Greutate: 0.32 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția Sage Publications Ltd
Seria SAGE Swifts
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Recenzii
A key contribution to understanding migration discourses of radical right and racist parties across Europe. This detailed analysis further points out a frightening development: the normalization of right-wing populist and racist discourses among mainstream parties. As such, it is a crucial book for scholars and students of political science, discourse studies and social sciences in general.
Kristina Boréus’ rich analysis of text and talk is firmly grounded in political histories, and her focus on the interplay of mainstream and radical right rhetoric and politics offers unsettling insights into the founding ideologies of European nation states. There is reason for concern – and it’s not only the radical right we need to worry about.
Boréus uses a commanding knowledge of migration policy and an in-depth database on policy discourses to provide a forensic account of how these policies are discussed and shaped, both from the mainstream and fringes, in six key European country cases.
This book delves into radical right and mainstream rhetoric and discourse about migrants, showing the influence on politics in Sweden, Denmark and Austria, all affluent welfare-state countries. Boréus shows in an accessible and methodologically accurate way that the rhetoric and the discourses that target migrants in a negative way contribute to naturalize discrimination and patterns of poisoning racialization.
The author contextualizes the construction of identities of belonging and exclusion within the different political landscapes and she comparatively examines and dissects discourses and policies over a four decades’ period. Her results reveal the role played over time by the radical and populist right in disseminating and influencing discourses about migrants based on threat and on native-first perspectives. Yet, the book also tells us that the mainstream parties are not to be held unaccountable of these developments, albeit there are variations in the rhetoric and politics.
This book is a very useful companion for scholars and students with an interest in comparative politics, migration issues and history.
Kristina Boréus’ rich analysis of text and talk is firmly grounded in political histories, and her focus on the interplay of mainstream and radical right rhetoric and politics offers unsettling insights into the founding ideologies of European nation states. There is reason for concern – and it’s not only the radical right we need to worry about.
Boréus uses a commanding knowledge of migration policy and an in-depth database on policy discourses to provide a forensic account of how these policies are discussed and shaped, both from the mainstream and fringes, in six key European country cases.
This book delves into radical right and mainstream rhetoric and discourse about migrants, showing the influence on politics in Sweden, Denmark and Austria, all affluent welfare-state countries. Boréus shows in an accessible and methodologically accurate way that the rhetoric and the discourses that target migrants in a negative way contribute to naturalize discrimination and patterns of poisoning racialization.
The author contextualizes the construction of identities of belonging and exclusion within the different political landscapes and she comparatively examines and dissects discourses and policies over a four decades’ period. Her results reveal the role played over time by the radical and populist right in disseminating and influencing discourses about migrants based on threat and on native-first perspectives. Yet, the book also tells us that the mainstream parties are not to be held unaccountable of these developments, albeit there are variations in the rhetoric and politics.
This book is a very useful companion for scholars and students with an interest in comparative politics, migration issues and history.
Cuprins
Introduction: Making natives 'us' and migrants 'them' in European politics
Why political rhetoric matters
Why current rhetoric on migration and migrants is a concern
Chapter 1: Anti-immigration and anti-migrant rhetoric as part of politics
Aims of the book
Contributions
The rise of radical right parties in Western Europe
The corpora
On methods
Chapter 2: Who should be let in?
Four perspectives on immigration policy
Labour migrants - threats or assets?
Refugees - threats, rights-holders or objects of charity?
Chapter 3: How should we live together?
Two perspectives on integration
Natives as 'us' and migrants as 'them'
New inhabitants - rights-holders to what extent?
Chapter 4: Accumulating poison?
Rhetorical change since the 1980s in Austria, Denmark and Sweden
The refugee/solidarity crisis
Migration rhetoric before and after the crisis
Discrimination - fought or forgotten?
Chapter 5: Conclusions
Summary of the findings: cause for concern
Influence by the radical right parties?
Epilogue
Why political rhetoric matters
Why current rhetoric on migration and migrants is a concern
Chapter 1: Anti-immigration and anti-migrant rhetoric as part of politics
Aims of the book
Contributions
The rise of radical right parties in Western Europe
The corpora
On methods
Chapter 2: Who should be let in?
Four perspectives on immigration policy
Labour migrants - threats or assets?
Refugees - threats, rights-holders or objects of charity?
Chapter 3: How should we live together?
Two perspectives on integration
Natives as 'us' and migrants as 'them'
New inhabitants - rights-holders to what extent?
Chapter 4: Accumulating poison?
Rhetorical change since the 1980s in Austria, Denmark and Sweden
The refugee/solidarity crisis
Migration rhetoric before and after the crisis
Discrimination - fought or forgotten?
Chapter 5: Conclusions
Summary of the findings: cause for concern
Influence by the radical right parties?
Epilogue
Notă biografică
Kristina Boréus is Professor of Political Science at Uppsala University, Sweden. She has studied ideology and ideological change, discrimination against migrants and racialized employees at Swedish workplaces, and right-wing populism in Austria, Denmark, and Sweden. Her publications in English include `Patterned Inequalities and the Inequality Regime of a Swedish Housing Company¿ (with Ulf Mörkenstam, 2015, in Nordic Journal of Working Life Studies); `Nationalism and Discursive Discrimination against Immigrants in Austria, Denmark and Sweden¿ (2013, in Wodak, R., KhosraviNik, M. & Mral, B. (eds) Right-Wing Populism in Europe, Bloomsbury Academic) and `Discursive Discrimination: A Typology¿ (2006, in European Journal of Social Theory). She takes an interest in different kinds of textual analysis as method and theory and has published Textens mening och makt (with Göran Bergström, Studentlitteratur), a Swedish textbook that appeared in its third edition in 2012.
Descriere
Drawing on a comparative study of political rhetoric in three countries – Austria, Denmark and Sweden – alongside examples from the UK and Germany, this acutely topical book explores anti-immigration rhetoric and discrimination that's being used to redefine the language of migration in Europe. It highlights the the strong rise of radical and populist right-wing parties and critiques the language they use, with perspectives and methods from both political science and critical discourse analysis.