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Volume 20 (2011): Issue 2 (Sep 2011): Instrumental Europe: Practices of Daily Engagement with the European Union. Guest Editors: Thomas M. Wilson and Marysia Galbraith

in Anthropological Journal of European Cultures

Table of Contents

Introduction
- Instrumental Europe
  
  Practices of Daily Engagement with the European Union
Articles
- 'Poland Has Always Been in Europe'
  
  The EU as an Instrument for Personal and National Advancement
- A Divided City in a Common Market
  
  EU Citizenship and Everyday Instrumentalities on the Polish-German Border
- Effects of Transitional Measures Associated with EU Integration on Medical Care Access for Central and Eastern European Migrants in Germany
- Euroscepticism and Europeanisation at a Margin of Europe
- Calling It Mammon
  
  Instrumentalised Secularity and Religious Futures in Northern Ireland
Book Reviews
- Book Review
- Books Received

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Anthropological Journal of European Cultures

(formerly: Anthropological Yearbook of European Cultures)

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