Senior citizenship?: Retirement, migration and welfare in the European Union
Senior citizenship?: Retirement, migration and welfare in the European Union
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老年公民？：欧盟的退休、移民和福利
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2002
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Peter Dwyer
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L. Ackers;Peter Dwyer
随着欧洲联盟的扩大和走向更大的一体化，关于欧洲公民身份的辩论，特别是与社会政策和福利提供有关的辩论，将变得越来越热门。这本书描绘了流动性和福利权利的发展，为那些公民行使他们的权利，移动或返回家园的退休人员的自由流动的规定，并探讨他们的国际流动的经验。它是在“联盟公民”的背景下设定的。“老年人？“利用大量的主要研究材料：联合收割机结合欧盟权利塑造社会框架的详细分析，深入定性访谈涉及六个成员国的退休移民（希腊、葡萄牙、意大利、联合王国、瑞典和爱尔兰）;描述和评价一种将传记访谈与法律的和定性分析相结合的比较调查创新方法;强调退休移徙的多样性，包括返回的工人、迁移的退休人员和退休后返回者的经历。在比较社会政策的背景下，主题进行了探讨，提出了重要的和热门的问题，在一个日益全球化和移动的世界中，社会公民的未来和机构行使的影响。
Debates about citizenship in Europe, particularly in relation to social policy and welfare provision, are set to become increasingly topical as the European Union expands and moves towards greater integration. This book charts the development of mobility and welfare rights for those citizens exercising their right to move or return home on retirement under the Free Movement of Persons provisions and explores their experiences of internati onal mobility. It is set within the context of "Citizenship of the Union". "Senior citizenship?" draws on substantial primary research material to: combine detailed analysis of the framework of EU rights shaping social with in-depth qualitative interviews involving retired migrants across six member states (Greece, Portugal, Italy, the United Kingdom, Sweden and Ireland); describe and evaluate an innovative approach to comparative enquiry that combines biographical interviews with legal and qualitative analysis; highlight the diverse nature of retirement migration encompassing the experiences of returning workers, migrating retirees and post retirement returnees. Topics are explored thematically in the context of comparative social policy, raising important and topical issues a round the future of social citizenship and the implications of the exercise of agency, in an increasingly global and mobile world.