Europe 27: Building European citizenship

Europe 27: Building European citizenship
Vol. 50, 2020/3 - 178 pages
Pages 465 to 466

Tribute

By Bernard Traimond
Pages 467 to 468

Tribute

By François Hubert
Pages 469 to 484

Introduction

By Monica Heintz
Pages 485 to 500

“Foreigners, you have to make more of an effort to become Europeans!”: Ethnographies of the State-sponsored Fabrication of National Indigenousness in Western Europe

By Emma Barrett Fiedler, John Angell
Pages 501 to 512

The “Euro-Mediterranean” City: Transnational Difference and Belonging on the Marseille Waterfront

By Philip Cartelli
Pages 513 to 528

Europe and the rights of indigenous peoples

By Irène Bellier
Pages 529 to 544

An anthropology of the politics of European Capitals of Culture as seen from the “margins”: A comparative ethnography of GeNova04, Marseille-Provence 2013, and Matera-Basilicata 2019

By Maria Elena Buslacchi
Pages 545 to 558

European citizenship, Italian nationality, and the “institutional myth” of return: Argentines and Chileans of Italian descent

By Mélissa Blanchard
Pages 559 to 573

“Brexit is the Graveyard of Post-Industrial Britain”: Ethnography as Eulogy for East London and England

By Gillian Evans
Pages 575 to 580

The European Union and young people: The different perspectives of a sociologist and a filmmaker

By Cédric Klapisch, Anne Muxel, André Burguière, Monica Heintz

Further reading

Pages 581 to 590

Further reading: Reviews

Varia

Pages 591 to 598

Style of play, style of club, style of city? Sentimental education and mark of urban belonging through football in Marseille and elsewhere

By Christian Bromberger
Pages 599 to 614

Photographing religious feeling: Stefan Czarnowski in Perros-Guirec on July 26, 1908

By Jean-François Bert
Pages 615 to 632

“We remained the troubadours of nature”: On a special relationship to nature in some gypsy families in Limousin

By Jean-Pierre Cavaillé

Reviews

Pages 633 to 640

Review

Pages 641 to 641

Reviews