50.1 - The Making of European Labour Mobility
Special Issue – The Making of European Labour Mobility: Histories, Manifestations, and Contestations. (Sebastian M. Büttner, Karim Fertikh, and Nikola Tietze)
- Sebastian M. Büttner, Karim Fertikh & Nikola Tietze: The Making of European Labour Mobility from a Socio-Historical Perspective – An Introduction.
Contributions
1. Histories of European Labour Mobility
- Hugo Mulonnière & Ferruccio Ricciardi: Undesirable Workers? Mobility and Social Rights of (Post)Colonial Workers from North Africa (France, 1915–1960s).
- Karim Fertikh: The Missing Link. International Law, Administrative Power, and European Social Rights.
- Emmanuel Comte: State Power and the Emergence of Free Movement in Europe: Containing State Control over Human Mobility Since the Late 1940s.
2. Manifestations of European Labour Mobility
- Sanja Beronja: “Living in a Bubble”: Labor Mobility of Tech Professionals from Serbia to Germany (2016–2022).
- Hicham Jamid: From Student Mobility to Labor Immigration: Professional Trajectories and “Paper Careers” of Moroccan Graduates in France.
- Adrien Thibault: Stratifying Non-EU Workers. The Vague and Narrowing Boundaries of the Immigration Category of “Talent” (France, 2006–2024).
3. Contestations and Barriers of European Labour Mobility
- Nikola Tietze: When European Citizens Become a “Burden” ... Negotiations on Social Rights at the Court of Justice of the European Union (1998–2015).
- Pierre-Edouard Weill & Pierre-Guillaume Prigent: The Journalistic Coverage of Posted Workers. From Diplomatic Affairs to Daily Local News.
- Stefanie Börner: The Governance of European Labor Mobility. The Case of Low-Wage Migrant Work in Germany after 2020.
Postfaces / Discussions