From national inclusion to economic exclusion: ethnic Hungarian labour migration to Hungary*
JE Fox - Nations and Nationalism, 2007 - Wiley Online Library
Over the past fifteen years, Hungarian nationalists have been redefining membership in the
Hungarian nation to include all Hungarians in the region, irrespective of citizenship. This
deterritorialised notion of the nation has been given increased discursive and institutional
legitimacy. But ethnic Hungarians from Romania who have gone to Hungary in search of
work have not discovered national unity. Rather, the vision of national inclusion preferred by
elites has been met by the reality of economic and national exclusion engendered through …
Hungarian nation to include all Hungarians in the region, irrespective of citizenship. This
deterritorialised notion of the nation has been given increased discursive and institutional
legitimacy. But ethnic Hungarians from Romania who have gone to Hungary in search of
work have not discovered national unity. Rather, the vision of national inclusion preferred by
elites has been met by the reality of economic and national exclusion engendered through …
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Over the past fifteen years, Hungarian nationalists have been redefining membership in the
Hungarian nation to include all Hungarians in the region, irrespective of citizenship. This
deterritorialised notion of the nation has been given increased discursive and institutional
legitimacy. But ethnic Hungarians from Romania who have gone to Hungary in search of
work have not discovered national unity. Rather, the vision of national inclusion preferred by
elites has been met by the reality of economic and national exclusion engendered through …
Hungarian nation to include all Hungarians in the region, irrespective of citizenship. This
deterritorialised notion of the nation has been given increased discursive and institutional
legitimacy. But ethnic Hungarians from Romania who have gone to Hungary in search of
work have not discovered national unity. Rather, the vision of national inclusion preferred by
elites has been met by the reality of economic and national exclusion engendered through …
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