Worlds on the Move: Globalisation, Migration and Cultural Security (Toda Institute Book Series on Global Peace and Policy)

"Diasporas have become a visible phenomenon of the modern world. In airports, shopping centers, city parks are found recent immigrants from many different countries. The impact of these "worlds on the move" on globalization, migration, and identity negotiations is the subject matter of this book written by a distinguished group of scholars from around the world." http://www.loc.gov/catdir/description/hol054/2004445848.html Pt. 1. Global System, Migration, And Cultural Security. Cultural Security And Global Governance : International Migration And Negotiations Of Identity / Majid Tehranian -- Emergent Spaces, New Places, And Old Faces : Proliferating Identities In A Globalizing World / James N. Rosenau -- Globalization, Transnationalization, And Migration : Ideologies And Realities Of Global Transformation / Jonathan Friedman -- Pt. 2. Migration And Negotiations Of Identity : Local And Transnational Strategies. Cosmopolitans Are Cosmopolitans : On The Relevance Of Local Identification In Globalizing Society / Werner Schiffauer -- Dwelling In Displacement : On Diasporization And The Production Of National Subjects / Helmuth Berking -- Migration, Identity Negotiation, And Self-experience / Katherine Pratt Ewing -- It Is Not Where You Are From, It Is Where You Are At : Place-based Alternatives To Diaspora Discourses / Arif Dirlik -- Cosmopolitan Options / Peter Van Der Veer -- Parting From Phantoms : What Is At Issue In The Development Of Transnational Television From Turkey / Kevin Robins And Asu Aksoy -- Pt. 3. Citizenship And Belonging : Political And Legal Regimes. Migration, Belonging, And The Shrinking Inclusive Capacity Of The Nation-state / Michael Bommes -- Beyond Sovereignty : De-facto Transnationalism In Immigration Policy / Saskia Sassen -- Conflict And Transformation : New Forms Of Nation-state Building In Iran, Afghanistan, And Tajikistan / Tschanguiz Pahlavan -- Citizenship Light : Transnational Ties, Multiple Rules Of Membership, And The Pink Card / Ayse S. Caglar -- Transnational Third Worlds / Boaventura De Sousa Santos -- Mediating World Order : The Human Quest For Cultural Identity Versus The Discipline Of Global Capital / Richard Falk. Edited By Jonathan Friedman & Shalini Randeria. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 333-364) And Index. Diasporas have become a visible phenomenon of our world. The impact of these 'worlds on the move' on globalization, migration and identity negotiations is the subject matter of this book written by a team of international scholars