The Politics of Exclusion: Institutions and Immigration Policy in Contemporary Germany (Issues in German Politics) by Simon Green

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The Politics of Exclusion provides a new analytical perspective on immigration in Germany, tracing the country's immigration and citizenship policy since the Second World War. The book argues that institutional politics are central to understanding why Germany's policy structures have experienced only incremental change over the past twenty years, and have remained comparatively restrictive.

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