Regulation of Migration: International ExperiencesAnita Böcker Het Spinhuis, 1998 - 279 pages |
Table des matières
Acknowledgements | 1 |
Introduction | 7 |
The Great War and the Origins of Migration Control in Western Europe | 45 |
The Changing Modalities of Regulation in International Migration | 73 |
Postwar Immigration the State and the Reproduction of Racism in Britain | 99 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
1951 Geneva Convention administrative Albanians aliens policy AMERSFOORT applications asylum procedures asylum seekers Austria authorities Belgium border Britain British Caestecker Calavita citizens citizenship colonial country of origin East East-West migration Eastern economic effect emigration employer sanctions employment enforcement enter the country ethnic Germans family reunification Fassmann Federal foreign labour foreign workers former Yugoslavia France French Germany grants gration illegal immigrants immi immigration control immigration law immigration policy implementation increase industry integration International Migration issue Italian Italy Jewish labour migration labour movement large numbers legislation limited Lucassen measures ment migration policy migration regulation Ministry Netherlands number of immigrants Office period political population post-war problem Proposition 187 quota recruitment refugee status regulate migration regulation of migration repatriation Report residence permit restrictive Russia sectors social Soviet Union Swiss Switzerland tion University Press visa visa requirements wages welfare West West Germany Western Europe World