Introduction 1 Immigration and the nation-state 2 Post-war immigration in France 3 The ‘problem’ of immigration 4 Assimilation and difference 5 Nationality and citizenship 6 France and the ‘New Europe’

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Maxim Silverman lectures in French at the University of Leeds.

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`Overall, this is an interesting treatment of problems and discource of great importance to all post-industrial societies.' - Discourse & Society

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