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Additional authors

1. Ardittis, Solon.

Description

1. xxiii, 257 pages; 23 cm

Summary

1. Since the 1989 revolutions in Central and Eastern Europe, and the resulting increase in population movements from that region, migration has emerged as a major challenge facing Europe. How many people have migrated from Eastern Europe since 1989, who are they and how does such migration affect the economy and society of both sending and receiving countries?
2. This book, written by independent experts from Eastern (including the former Soviet Union) and Western Europe, aims to analyse the levels, causes and effects of East-West migration since the 1989 revolutions, and the way in which this phenomenon is being approached and regulated in a number of sending and receiving countries, including the former Yugoslavia. By relating East-West migration to traditional migration from the South and to the overall immigration capacity of Western Europe, the book also provides a prospective analysis of the way in which migration from Eastern Europe is likely to develop and to be regulated according to development targets set by both Eastern and Western European states.

Subject

1. Emigration and immigration
2. Auswanderung
3. Aufsatzsammlung
4. international migration
5. migration policy
6. trend
7. political aspect
8. economic implication
9. social implication
10. demographic aspect
11. ethnic factor
12. legal aspect
13. emigration
14. immigration
15. refugee
16. migrant workers
17. irregular migrant
18. employment
19. future
20. case study
21. Geschichte (1989-1993)
22. migration internationale
23. politique migratoire
24. tendance
25. aspect politique
26. conséquences économiques
27. conséquences sociales
28. aspect démographique
29. facteur ethnique
30. aspect juridique
31. émigration
32. réfugié
33. travailleur migrant
34. migrant irrégulier
35. emploi
36. futur
37. étude de cas
38. migración internacional
39. política migratoria
40. tendencia
41. aspecto político
42. consecuencias económicas
43. consecuencias sociales
44. aspecto demográfico
45. factor étnico
46. aspecto jurídico
47. emigración
48. inmigración
49. refugiado
50. trabajador migrante
51. migrante irregular
52. empleo
53. futuro
54. estudio de casos
55. Europe, Eastern > Emigration and immigration
56. Europe, Central > Emigration and immigration
57. Europe > Emigration and immigration
58. Europe
59. Central Europe
60. Eastern Europe
61. Osteuropa
62. Austria
63. CIS countries
64. Czechoslovakia
65. Eastern Europe
66. Estonia
67. Germany
68. Hungary
69. Italy
70. Latvia
71. Lithuania
72. Poland
73. Russian Federation
74. Western Europe
75. Autriche
76. pays CEI
77. Tchécoslovaquie
78. Estonie
79. Europe orientale
80. Allemagne
81. Hongrie
82. Italie
83. Lettonie
84. Lituanie
85. Pologne
86. Russie, fédération
87. Europe occidentale
88. países CEI
89. Checoslovaquia
90. Europa Oriental
91. Alemania
92. Hungría
93. Italia
94. Letonia
95. Lituania
96. Polonia
97. Rusia, Federación
98. Europa Occidental

Contents

1. Foreword / Jacques Attali -- 1. East-West Migration: An Overview of Trends and Issues / Solon Ardittis -- 2. Poland / Marek Okolski -- 3. The Baltic States /Luule Sakkeus -- 4. Hungary / Mary Redei -- 5. Russia and the CIS / Valentina Bodrova and Tatjana Regent -- 6. Former Czechoslovakia / Zdenek Pavlik and Jarmila Maresova -- 7. Former Yugoslovia / Vladimir Grecic -- 8. Germany / Elmar Honekopp -- 9. Austria / Rainer Baubock -- 10. Italy / Carla Collicelli and Franco Salvatori -- 11. United Kingdom / Patricia Goldey -- 12. Switzerland and the EFTA Countries / Thomas Straubhaar -- 13. The Future of East-West Migration /Bimal Ghosh.

Owning institution

1. Princeton University Library

Bibliography (note)

1. Includes bibliographical references and index.