Du concept d'étranger à celui d'immigré. Le cas français
Abstract
The presence of foreigners in other countries has always been a constant in the history of people and in the construction of Europe. Their status, however has changed through time due to factors such as the economy, population and polices of the host countries. The concept of immigrant while following what of foreigner is more restricted and specific that this latter one. This concept of immigrant originates new configurations and new perceptions on an ubiquitous reality in France.
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