Scottish State and European Migrants, 1885–1939

Explore the intricate relationship between Scottish governance and European migrants in "Scottish State and European Migrants, 1885–1939" by Terence McBride. This insightful book, published by Springer International Publishing AG in 2024, spans 207 pages and delves into the evolving perceptions of foreignness and identity within Scotland's political landscape. McBride meticulously examines how the Scottish machinery of government influenced critical decisions affecting migrants, shaping both the officials' understanding of foreignness and the self-identity of those perceived as outsiders. This compelling read is essential for anyone interested in migration studies, Scottish history, or the interplay between state and identity. Discover the profound impact of these historical dynamics on contemporary discussions surrounding migration and nationality.