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Immigration: “Only a segment of the National Front voters really vote on that issue.”

Immigration is becoming a hot topic in the run-up to the French presidential elections; from debates about national preference for job-seekers to Interior Minister Claude Guéant’s recent blaming of a 2011 surge in burglaries on Eastern European migrants. But Virginie

/ January 20, 2012 / Leave a comment

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Immigration: “Only a segment of the National Front voters really vote on that issue.”

Immigration is becoming a hot topic in the run-up to the French presidential elections; from debates about national preference for job-seekers to Interior Minister Claude Guéant’s recent blaming of a 2011 surge in burglaries on Eastern European migrants. But Virginie

/ January 20, 2012 / Leave a comment

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Immigrants bring vibrant colours, flavours, and textures to France, contributing to the patchwork of the country's national identity. However, as the French economy sputters and elections loom, they also bring heated debate. This blog will introduce you to an abandoned Bangladeshi minor, a Burmese asylum-seeker and a Pakistani newspaper vendor behind the political rhetoric, and examine what it means to feel "at home" in France.

Home Away From Home? is a collective project by journalism students at Sciences Po’s School of Journalism, under supervision of Moïna Fauchier Delavigne and Nandita Vij Tandan.

Posts Tagged: CNRS

Immigration: “Only a segment of the National Front voters really vote on that issue.”

Immigration: “Only a segment of the National Front voters really vote on that issue.”

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