Migration and politics : leadership and legitimacy in Austria /

Contents
List of Abbreviations
List of Graphs
Preface
Introduction: Migration and Politics
1. Political elites, Max Weber and Austria
1.2. The Austrian immigration history - past and present
1.3. Characteristics of the Austrian political system: ?Lagermentality? and ?Proporzsystem?
1.4. Sociological insights regarding the dependencies of political elites and the everyday
1.5. Max Weber and the three ideal types domination and legitimacy
1.6. A fourth ideal-typical leadership type: utopia and dystopia
1.7. Austrian political parties and their type of governance
1.8. Social Democratic Party of Austria (SP¿)
1.9. The People?s Party (¿VP)
1.10. The Freedom Party (FP¿)
1.11. The Green Party
1.12. The Alliance for the Future of Austria (BZ¿)
2.0. Methodological approach
2.1. Applied research methods
2.2. The national political discourses
2.3. The unofficial everyday discourses
3.0 National political discourses about ?immigration and migrants?
3.1 The discourses of the Social Democratic Party (SP¿)
3.2 The discourses of the People?s Party (¿VP)
3.3 The discourses of the Freedom Party (FP¿)
3.4 The discourses of the Green Party
3.5 the discourses of the BZ¿
3.6 Comparison and mapping of the specific Types of leadership of the Austrian parties
4.0 Regional Everyday Discourses about ?immigration and migrants? in Upper Austria
4.1. A categorisation by socio demographic background
4.2. Opinions categorised by thematic groups
5.0 Leadership and legitimacy: a comparative analysis of political party and everyday opinions about ?immigration and migrants?
5.1. the SP¿ regional support group
5.2. the ¿VP regional support group
5.3. the FP¿ regional support group
5.4. the Green party regional support group
5.5. Mapping leadership and legitimacy
6. Conclusions
7. appendices
8. Bibliography