Percorsi di (dis)integrazione : dalla prima generazione migrante ai foreign fighters

In many European countries migrants are living confined in a temporal bubble that keeps them in the past. The migration policy is also a temporal policy by which some nations exert their coeval hegemony, discriminating all those who are not able to adapt. Consequently, migrants undergo a temporal apartheid and live in an apart social world, with very different life conditions than natives. From the point of view of the social stability, this continuing discrimination has disruptive effects, up to the emergence of «foreign fighters generation». [Publisher's Text].