The guest worker question in postwar Germany

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Migration, Refugees, and Integration German Literature and Culture Studies German legal, social, and political studies

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1. Aras Oren and the 'guest worker' question 2. Minor(ity) literature and the discourse of integration 3. Gender and incommensurable cultural difference 4. Towards a German multiculturalism.

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