European Migrants in the UK in the Brexit Era

Caterina Guardamagna is a Lecturer in English Language and Linguistics at the University of Liverpool.Jessica Hampton is a Senior Research Associate at Lancaster University, UK.Mariana Roccia is a Research Associate at the University of Gloucestershire, UK.Djordje Sredanovic is a Lecturer in Sociology at the Division of Social and Political Science of the University of Chester, UK.

• Introduction By Caterina Guardamagna, Jessica Hampton, Mariana Roccia, Djordje Sredanovic, Chapter 1 Added Value or Too Expensive and Unfair: UK Parliamentary Debates of European migration. By Geri Popova and Sylvia Shaw, Chapter 2 Irish in the UK and English in the European Union in the aftermath of Brexit. By Eduardo D. Faingold, Chapter 3 Post-2008 Italian migrants and the negotiation of their migratory status: The impact of Brexit on migrants’ self-conceptualization. By Giulia Pepe, Chapter 4 Fully or Half Polish? Children’s negotiation of ethnic identity in post-Brexit England. By Thi Bogossian, Chapter 5 From naturalization to new mobilities: Greek citizenship and the onward migration of Albanians to the UK on the eve of Brexit. By Rexhina Ndoci and Petros Karatsareas, Chapter 6 British migrants in Greece applying for citizenship in the context of Brexit: Identity construction and the attitudes of the Greek community. By Christopher Lees, Chapter 7 A ‘charming’ or ‘embarrassing’ accent? Exploring French migrants’ perspectives on their ‘French accent’ in the Brexit era. By Ophélie Castellani, Chapter 8 From Eurostars to Embedded Lives: Italian Academics in the UK in the Brexit Era and their Family Ties. By Caterina Guardamagna, Jessica Hampton, Mariana Roccia, Djordje Sredanovic Chapter 9 Conclusion By Caterina Guardamagna, Jessica Hampton, Mariana Roccia, Djordje Sredanovic, Index