Nicola Piper Boeken

This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the effects of global governance on everyday lives, focusing on case studies in labor, migration, children, and development. Authors Jean Grugel and Nicola Piper examine how global norms impact ordinary people, often hindering development and inclusion, particularly in the global South, Asia, and Latin America.

This book is about the consequences of the permanent settlement of former labour migrants and the formation of the new ethnic minorities in contemporary Germany and Britain. It is concerned with the extent to which these minorities are regarded as citizens of German and British society and as potential citizens of the European Union.