This book explores the duality of openness and restriction in approaches to migrants in the Nordic countries, presenting case studies from across the region that demonstrate civil society and religious opposition to increasingly restricted border regimes and examining the values that underlie efforts to offer hospitality to migrants.
This book explores the duality of openness and restriction in approaches to migrants in the Nordic countries, presenting case studies from across the region that demonstrate civil society and religious opposition to increasingly restricted border regimes and examining the values that underlie efforts to offer hospitality to migrants.
List of contributors; Acknowlegements; 1. Introduction: Contextualized Hospitalities: Migrants and the Nordic Beyond the Religious/Secular Binary Part 1: Exploring the Nordic Context 2. Religious Civil Society and the National Welfare State: Secular Reciprocity versus Christian Charity Part 2: Religious Traditions, Values and New Restrictions 3. Defending the Endangered Nation: Nordic Identitarian Christianism in the Age of Migration 4. Beacons of Tolerance Dimmed? Migration, Criminalization and Inhospitality in Welfare States 5. Emergency Care Between State and Civil Society: The Open Clinic for Irregular Migrants Part 3: Reconfiguring Migrantscapes in Religious and "Secular" Nordic Civil Society 6. "We Can Teach Swedes a Lot!" Experiences of In/hospitality, Space Making, and the Prospects of Altered Guest-Host Relations among Migrant and Non-migrant Christians in the Church of Sweden 7. Hospitality, Reciprocity, and Power Relations in the Home Accommodation of Asylum Seekers in Finland 8. What about No-bodies? Embodied Belonging, Unspecific Strangers, and Religious Hospitality in Norway 9. Intertwined Hospitalities in a Danish Church 10. Between Belonging and Exclusion: Migrants' Resilience in a Norwegian Welfare Prison 11. The Significance of the Individual Vocation: Encountering Living Civil Society Agents in Northern Norway and Southern Sweden Conclusion Index
List of contributors; Acknowlegements; 1. Introduction: Contextualized Hospitalities: Migrants and the Nordic Beyond the Religious/Secular Binary Part 1: Exploring the Nordic Context 2. Religious Civil Society and the National Welfare State: Secular Reciprocity versus Christian Charity Part 2: Religious Traditions, Values and New Restrictions 3. Defending the Endangered Nation: Nordic Identitarian Christianism in the Age of Migration 4. Beacons of Tolerance Dimmed? Migration, Criminalization and Inhospitality in Welfare States 5. Emergency Care Between State and Civil Society: The Open Clinic for Irregular Migrants Part 3: Reconfiguring Migrantscapes in Religious and "Secular" Nordic Civil Society 6. "We Can Teach Swedes a Lot!" Experiences of In/hospitality, Space Making, and the Prospects of Altered Guest-Host Relations among Migrant and Non-migrant Christians in the Church of Sweden 7. Hospitality, Reciprocity, and Power Relations in the Home Accommodation of Asylum Seekers in Finland 8. What about No-bodies? Embodied Belonging, Unspecific Strangers, and Religious Hospitality in Norway 9. Intertwined Hospitalities in a Danish Church 10. Between Belonging and Exclusion: Migrants' Resilience in a Norwegian Welfare Prison 11. The Significance of the Individual Vocation: Encountering Living Civil Society Agents in Northern Norway and Southern Sweden Conclusion Index
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