
European Immigrations
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European Immigrations
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Introduction
1 Transition from emigration to immigration Is it the destiny of modern European countries?
2 Early starters and latecomers Comparing countries of immigration and immigration regimes in Europe
3 ‘Old’ immigration countries in Europe The concept and empirical examples
4 Migration transitions in an era of liquid migration Reflections on Fassmann and Reeger
5 Immigrants, markets and policies in Southern Europe The making of an immigration model?
6 The Southern European ‘model of immigration’ A sceptical view
7 Framing the Iberian model of labour migration Employment exploitation, de facto deregulation and formal compensation
8 Patterns of immigration in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland A comparative perspective
9 An uncertain future of immigration in Europe Insights from expert-based stochastic forecasts forselected countries
10 Comments on ‘An uncertain future of immigration in Europe’ by Wis´niowski et al.
11 Migration policy matters A comparative analysis of policy recommendations
12 The evolving area of freedom, security and justice Taking stock and thinking ahead
Europe, a continent of immigrants A conclusion
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