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State power and asylum seekers in Ireland
an historically grounded examination of contemporary trends
Intro; Dedication; Acknowledgements; Contents; List of Figures; Chapter 1: Introduction; References; Chapter 2: Theoretical Framework and Core Concepts; Introduction; State Formation; State Control of Movement; Sedentarism and Agrarian Society; Early Modern Society; The French Revolution and the Modern Nation-State; Changing Authority Relations; Sovereignty; The State; Monopolization and Closure; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Explanatory Logics; Introduction; Part I: Explanatory Logics; The Logic of Capital; The Logic of Ethnic/National Identity, State Formation, and State Legitimation
NationalismThe Constitutional Logic of Enshrined Liberal Commitments and the Rule of Law; Human Rights; The Logic of Civil Society and NGO Struggles; Migrants and the Logic of Civil Society; Part II: The Logics of State, Society, and Immigration in Ireland; The Logic of Irish Capital; The Irish Economy in Historical Context; The Celtic Tiger; State Regulation and Classification; The Logic of Ethnic/National Identity, State Formation, and Legitimation; The Logic of International Relations; Independence and Assertion of Political and Economic Autonomy; The Consolidation of the Polity
The Move from National Isolationism to a More Global and Cosmopolitan StanceThe Logic of Civil Society and NGO Struggles; References; Chapter 4: Historical Precedents; Introduction; The Wider Context: Depression, Geopolitical Tensions in Europe, and Jewish Refugees; The State's Reaction to Jewish Refugees; The Departments of Justice, Industry and Commerce, and External Affairs; The Hungarian Refugees; The 1996 Refugee Bill: Continuity and Change; References; Chapter 5: Processing Asylum Seekers; Introduction; From Emigration to Immigration
Shaping the Asylum Debate: State and Media FrameworksThe Asylum Process; Checks and Balances; Ancillary Measures; Pull Factors; 2016/2017: A New Asylum Regime; Conclusion; References; Chapter 6: The Direct Provision Regime; Introduction; The DPD System; Understanding the DPD System; Historical Continuities: Institutions of Confinement; Sovereignty and Border Control; The Interdependence of United Kingdom and Irish Regimes; Neo-Liberalism and the DPD System; Conclusion; References; Chapter 7: Deportation and Expulsion: Closing Borders, Defending Sovereignty; Introduction
Historical ContinuitiesState Categorization and Making 'Illegals'; The Naturalization of State Expulsion; Irish Borders; Deportation and Exclusion; Neo-Liberalism; Conclusion; References; Chapter 8: Defending Citizenship, Reasserting Sovereignty; Reprise; The Citizenship Referendum; The Post-Partum Construction of Citizenship; Conclusion; References; Chapter 9: Conclusion; References; References; Index
Includes bibliographical references and index.