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War, Survival Units, and Citizenship: A Neo-Eliasian Processual-Relational Perspective

rent waves of the marketization of migration. That is the real agenda. Joppke shows indirectly why simply rethinking certain liberal principles will not save us from a drift toward more and more right-wing neoliberal and neo-nationalist tandems. His approval of selective and hierarchical systems at the end of the book is a point in this respect. But certainly, without this book and the hundreds of insights the author provides on neoliberal nationalism, we would be much less equipped to think over the broader tasks.