Dislocations of Civic Cultural Borderlines: Methodological Nationalism, Transnational Reality and Co

Chapter 1. Introduction; Pirkkoliisa Ahponen.- PART I. Belonging to Membership: changing Frames of Citizenship.- Chapter 2. Living in an Age of Migration and Diasporas; Zygmunt Bauman.- Chapter 3. Contents of Citizenship? Multiple Citizens' Orientations towards Nationality and Different forms of Citizenship; Jussi Ronkainen.- PART II. Studying Dislocations: From Methodological Nationalism to Methodological Cosmopolitanism.- Chapter 4. Which Side?: young Multicultural Generation Facing Nationalistic Research Frameworks; Päivi Harinen and Antti Kivijärvi.- Chapter 5. Embodied and Moral Methodological Cosmopolitanism in Opposition to the Rise of Neo-Nationalism: A Micro-Analytical Perspective; Sofia Laine.- Chapter 6. Political Transnationalism as a Matter of Belongings: Young Kurds in Finland; Mari Toivanen.- Chapter 7. Marginal Actors? Diaspora Somalis Negotiate their Citizenship; Mulki Al-Shamani and Cindy Horst.- PART III. Complex Preconditions of Cosmopolitan Citizenship: Toward Learning Society.- Chapter 8. Dilemmas of Cosmopolitan Education in the Context of Transnationalism; Devorah Kalekin-Fishman.- Chapter 9. The Internationalisation of higher Education: Multicultural, Transnational and Cosmopolitan Perspectives Approached; Anna Medvedeva and Pirkkoliisa Ahponen.- Chapter 10. Is Education Still Enough? Skilled Sub-Saharan Africans Face the Nordic Labour Market; Mathias Ebot.- Chapter 11. From Locals to Cosmopolitans: Transferring the Territorial Dimensions of Cultural Citizenship; Pirkkoliisa Ahponen.- Chapter 12. Afterwords: Päivi Harinen.