Extracomunitarian

In the European Union, "extracomunitarian" is a formally defined title that applies to all non-European Union citizens.^[1] While this technically includes citizens of non-Third World nations as the United States, Australia, Canada, or Switzerland, the word is often overtoned to refer to migrants that legally or illegally enter Europe from developing countries,^[2] and hence mostly used in reference to issues such as discrimination (and integration) of immigrants, migrant workers,^[3] immigration laws, and multi-ethnic society.^[4]

Footnotes

1. ↑ Colatrella (2001), p. 96; see the text on Google Books
2. ↑ Colatrella (2001), pp. 97–100
3. ↑ Accidents at work in extracomunitarian workers 2002–2006
4. ↑ "European Commission EQUAL Initiative: Integration". Webgate.ec.europa.eu. Retrieved 24 April 2011. 

References

• Steven Colatrella (2001), Workers of the World: African and Asian migrants in Italy in the 1990s, Africa World Press