Political Economy of Border Drawing

Discover the intricate dynamics of migration with "Political Economy of Border Drawing" by Regine Paul, published by Berghahn Books in 2019. This insightful paperback, spanning 244 pages, delves into the complex conditions that non-EU migrant workers face when seeking legal entry into Britain, France, and Germany. While these countries share certain similarities, they also exhibit significant differences in their legal frameworks for migrant workers. Regine Paul meticulously compares the nuanced legal categories across these nations and explores how economic, social, and cultural factors interplay to shape the legality of migration. This book is essential for anyone interested in understanding the policies that govern emigration and immigration in Europe, providing a comprehensive analysis that is both engaging and informative.