The management of otherness beyond the state: integration policies and inclusive citizenship as a government paradigm in the Basque Country

Muriel, Daniel; Gatti, Gabriel

doi:10.1080/01419870.2013.786112

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“…This great vesting of political and administrative powers relies on a secular nationalist movement that, through the Basque Nationalist Party, has held a fundamental role in the central government of the ACBC since 1979. For a general introduction to the Basque Society in sociological terms, see Gatti, Irazuzta, and Martínez de Albeniz (2006); for an specific approach to the way in which the Basque government deal with otherness, see Muriel and Gatti (2013).…”

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Immigration, Labour and Management of Otherness: Inclusion Policies in a Rural Area of the Basque Country

Irazuzta

Muriel

López

2014

Journal of Contemporary European Studies

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Debates over immigration, ethnic diversity, inclusion policies and regimes of equality and solidarity are now frequent in European societies. In this article we analyse the representations of alterity in the field of work and the inclusion policies developed in a rural area of the Basque Country as an expression of such debates. International immigration, which began to arrive in the area in the 1990s, has occupied a hegemonic role amongst these representations of the Others and is the object of policies that interpellate it under the paradigm of social inclusion. The 'normalising' vocation of these policies and the welfare institutions leads to vulnerability being the form of identifying and grasping those Others. The vulnerability of the Other confronts social policies with an order of differences that generates tensions in the local society's regimes of equality. In the article we discuss the conflict of values the treatment of ethnic diversity faces in relation to social cohesion and the social welfare institutions.

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Immigration, Labour and Management of Otherness: Inclusion Policies in a Rural Area of the Basque Country

Irazuzta

Muriel

López

2014

Journal of Contemporary European Studies

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Looking forward into the past:Partido Nacionalista Vascoand the immigrant question in the Basque Country

Jeram

2015

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies

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The management of otherness beyond the state: integration policies and inclusive citizenship as a government paradigm in the Basque Country

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Immigration, Labour and Management of Otherness: Inclusion Policies in a Rural Area of the Basque Country

Immigration, Labour and Management of Otherness: Inclusion Policies in a Rural Area of the Basque Country

Looking forward into the past:Partido Nacionalista Vascoand the immigrant question in the Basque Country

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