Britishness, entry and exclusion
Britishness, entry and exclusion
This chapter explores the concept of Britishness and discusses British migration starting with the Huguenots onwards, including the responses of the state and public to these newcomers in Britain. It discusses the intensification of later migratory movements to Britain and the immigration process implemented for the entry and restriction of migrants. The chapter also explores cases reflecting intense anti-alienism of British society to immigrants and refugees.
Keywords: Britishness, British migration, Huguenots, Britain, migratory movements, immigration, entry, restriction, anti-alienism
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