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タイトル |
A journey through Europe |
| サブタイトル |
Societies, politics, and contemporary issues in the EU |
| 著者 [著者区分] | Anna Schrade [著・文・その他]
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| 出版社 |
関西学院大学出版会 |
レーベル |
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本体価格
（予定） |
3000円 |
シリーズ |
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| ページ数 |
192p
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Cコード |
3030 |
| 発売予定日 |
2022-08-31 |
ジャンル |
専門/単行本/社会科学総記 |
| ISBN |
9784862833433 |
判型 |
A5 |
| 内容紹介 |
| EUとその加盟国から、スウェーデン、離脱したイギリス、ドイツ、ルーマニア、ギリシャ、イタリアを取り上げ、それぞれ社会事情、経済、政治を紹介する。
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| 目次 |
CONTENTS
Introduction
I Sweden: Women at work: why do so many Swedish mothers work?
Introduction
Female employment and motherhood in Sweden
Why do so many Swedish women work?
Conclusion
II UK: Coming to work: why have so many (young) people from Poland and Romania moved to the UK?
Introduction
The EU’s eastern enlargement in 2004, the implications for labour mobility, and the UK’s liberal immigration policies in the mid-2000s
Pull factors in the UK
What factors are most important?
Conclusion
III Germany: Why does Germany have so many refugees from the Middle East?
Introduction
What are refugees and asylum seekers, and what rights do they have?
Why does Germany have so many asylum seekers?
Why did Germany welcome so many refugees with open arms?
Conclusion
IV Romania: Looking for a better life abroad or in the city: why have so many Romanians left the countryside?
(Co-authored with Andrei HERINEAN)
Introduction
Rural development and poverty in Romania: the first half of the 20th century
A shift away from the countryside: Romania’s industrialisation and urbanisation in the post-war years
External migration: Romanians moving to European countries from the 1990s
Why do Romanians leave the countryside?
Infrastructure
Foreign migration
Conclusion
V Greece: Greece and the Eurozone crisis: what are the reasons behind Greece’s downfall, and why is the economy only recovering slowly?
Introduction
The Greek economy in the 1990s and the early 2000s, and Greece’s accession to the Eurozone in 2001
Greece’s structural problems
Conclusion
VI Italy: The rise of the Mummy’s Boys (mammoni): why do so many Italian live with their parents?
Introduction
Economic reasons: delayed financial independence
The housing market
Social factors
Conclusion |
| 著者略歴(Anna Schrade) |
関西学院大学産業研究所准教授
バース大学、パリ政治学院で修士号（MA in European Studies）、オックスフォード大学で修士号（MSc in Japanese Studies）と博士号（PhD in History）を取得。神戸大学で准教授としてEUエキスパート人材養成プログラムを担当し、2018年4月より現職。2019年から2022年、関西学院大学が採択された欧州委員会のジャン・モネ・モジュールのリーダーを務める。
専門はEUと日本の政策比較。主に農村開発と労働移動を研究しており、幅広く発表活動を行っている。 |
