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• catalog abstract ""Immigration is one of the most sensitive issues of modern European politics. Nowhere is this more the case than in Germany, both as a result of its history and the sheer scale of immigration it has experienced since 1945. Yet despite this background, Germany's immigration, residence and citizenship policy has been more restrictive when compared to that of many other countries; indeed, official policy long maintained that Germany was not a 'country of immigration'. But why has this been the case?" "Using an innovative analytical perspective, this book arrives at a new explanation for the persistence until recently of this apparent paradox. It uses models of policy-making in Germany to argue that the political system, in which power is widely dispersed between institutions, provides significant insights into why policy has only evolved gradually. In consequence, and despite considerable political pressure for change, Germany's policy structures have so far failed to adequately address the reality of immigration in its cities. Using description of the formulation of three major pieces of legislation over the past twenty years, including an analysis of the major controversy over citizenship in 1999, the book concludes that the incremental nature of policy reforms can largely be put down to the salient features of the German political process." "This book casts a new light on one of the most important and complex areas of German politics. It will appeal to specialist and nonspecialist readers alike."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b13296394.
• catalog coverage "Germany Emigration and immigration Government policy History 20th century.".
• catalog coverage "Germany Emigration and immigration Government policy History 21st century.".
• catalog created "2004.".
• catalog date "2004".
• catalog date "2004.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "2004.".
• catalog description ""Immigration is one of the most sensitive issues of modern European politics. Nowhere is this more the case than in Germany, both as a result of its history and the sheer scale of immigration it has experienced since 1945. Yet despite this background, Germany's immigration, residence and citizenship policy has been more restrictive when compared to that of many other countries; indeed, official policy long maintained that Germany was not a 'country of immigration'. But why has this been the case?"".
• catalog description ""Using an innovative analytical perspective, this book arrives at a new explanation for the persistence until recently of this apparent paradox. It uses models of policy-making in Germany to argue that the political system, in which power is widely dispersed between institutions, provides significant insights into why policy has only evolved gradually. In consequence, and despite considerable political pressure for change, Germany's policy structures have so far failed to adequately address the reality of immigration in its cities.".
• catalog description "1. Understanding Auslanderpolitik in Germany -- 2. Setting the parameters of Auslanderpolitik -- 3. A policy reorientation? : the Kohl government and the 1990 reform of the Auslandergesetz -- 4. The reform of citizenship policy, 1990-99 -- 5. Immigration, integration and the negotiation of the Zuwanderungsgesetz, 2000-2 -- 6. Evaluating Auslanderpolitik and semisovereignty -- App. Key data on non-nationals in Germany, 1991-2002.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 146-157) and index.".
• catalog description "Using description of the formulation of three major pieces of legislation over the past twenty years, including an analysis of the major controversy over citizenship in 1999, the book concludes that the incremental nature of policy reforms can largely be put down to the salient features of the German political process." "This book casts a new light on one of the most important and complex areas of German politics. It will appeal to specialist and nonspecialist readers alike."--Jacket.".
• catalog extent "xi, 162 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Politics of exclusion.".
• catalog identifier "0719065887".
• catalog isFormatOf "Politics of exclusion.".
• catalog isPartOf "Issues in German politics".
• catalog issued "2004".
• catalog issued "2004.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Manchester ; New York : Manchester University Press,".
• catalog relation "Politics of exclusion.".
• catalog spatial "Germany Emigration and immigration Government policy History 20th century.".
• catalog spatial "Germany Emigration and immigration Government policy History 21st century.".
• catalog subject "325.43009045 22".
• catalog subject "JV8025 .G74 2004".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. Understanding Auslanderpolitik in Germany -- 2. Setting the parameters of Auslanderpolitik -- 3. A policy reorientation? : the Kohl government and the 1990 reform of the Auslandergesetz -- 4. The reform of citizenship policy, 1990-99 -- 5. Immigration, integration and the negotiation of the Zuwanderungsgesetz, 2000-2 -- 6. Evaluating Auslanderpolitik and semisovereignty -- App. Key data on non-nationals in Germany, 1991-2002.".
• catalog title "The politics of exclusion : institutions and immigration policy in contemporary Germany / Simon Green.".
• catalog type "text".