The Migration Reader:

"A highly enlightening overview of the relevant problems that international migration raises."—Fiorella Dell'Olio, International Migration Review

"This intelligent and comprehensive collection fills a conspicuous void, addressing the major issues raised by international migration. It will work well in both undergraduate and graduate courses."—Gary P. Freeman, University of Texas at Austin

• Introduction—the Editors.
• ISSUES AND APPROACHES.
• Concepts and Trends.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• International Migration: Who, Where, and Why?—Deutsche Bank Research.
• International Migration Report 2002—United Nations.
• Approaches to the Study of International Migration.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• Theories of International Migration: A Review and Appraisal—D.S. Massey et al..
• International Migration in Political Perspective—A.R. Zolberg.
• On International Migration and International Relations—M. Weiner.
• THE HISTORIAL ORIGINS OF CONTEMPORARY MIGRATION.
• The Emergence of Immigrant Societies.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• Patterns of International Migration Policy: A Diachronic Comparison—A.R. Zolberg.
• Migration in Modern European History—C. Tilly.
• Post-World War II Labor Migrations.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• Immigrant Labour and Working-Class Politics: The French and British Experience—G. Freeman.
• Migration, Trade, and the Nation-State—J.F. Hollifield.
• The Evolution of the Geneva Refugee Regime.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• The Evolution of the International Refugee Regime—R. Rogers and E. Copeland.
• The Palestine Question: Dealing With a Long-Term Refugee Situation—D. Forsythe.
• POLICYMAKING AND POLTIICS.
• Making and Implementing Immigration Policy..
• Introduction—the Editors.
• European Immigration Policy: A Comparative Study—T. Hammar.
• Politics and Ideology in Policy Formulation: The Case of Kuwait—S. Stanton Russell.
• National and Local Politics and the Development of Immigration Policy in the United States and France: A Comparative Analysis—S. Body-Gendrot and M.A. Schain.
• The Rise of Nonstate Actors in Migration Regulation in the United States and Europe: Changing the Gatekeepers or Brining Back the State?—G. Lahav.
• Economic Considerations.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• The New Economics of Immigration: Affluent Americans Gain, Poor Americans Lose—G. Borjas.
• Give Us Your Best, Your Brightest: Immigration Policy Benefits U.S. Society Despite Increasing Problems—S. Moore.
• A Modest Contribution—The Economist.
• Demographic Challenges.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• Excerpt from Replacement Migration: Is It a Solution to Declining and Ageing Populations?—United Nations.
• Mass Migration to Europe: Demographic Salvation, Essential Labor, or Unwanted Foreigners?—D.A. Coleman.
• Politics of Resentment.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• Patterns in the Making—J. Higham.
• The New Politics of Resentment: Radical Right-Wing Populist Parties in Western Europe—H. Georg-Betz.
• Incorporating Immigrants.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• Immigration, Citizenship, and the Nation-State in France and Germany—R. Brubaker.
• The Reevaluation of American Citizenship—P.H. Schuck.
• The Political Incorporation of Immigrants in Europe: Trends and Implications—A.M. Messina.
• MIGRATION IN WORLD POLITICS.
• Challenges to State Sovereignty.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• Why Liberal States Accept Unwanted Immigration—C. Joppke.
• Borders Beyond Control—J. Bhagwati.
• NAFTA and European Referent: Labor Mobility inEuropean and North American Regional Integration. Asia—M. Miller and B. Stefanova.
• Migration in a Global Era.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• The Mobility Money Can Buy: Human Smuggling and Border Control in the EU—R. Koslowski.
• The South to North Migration of Women—H. Zlotnik.
• Foreign Investment: A Neglected Variable—S. Sassen.
• Extension du domaine de la lutte: International Migration and Security Before and After 11 September 2001—T. Faist
• Ethical Dilemmas.
• Introduction—the Editors.
• Aliens and Citizens: The Case for Open Borders—J.H. Carens.
• Right Versus Right: Immigration and Refugee Policy in the United States —M.S. Teitelbaum.
• The Liberal Dilemma in the Ethics of Refugee Policy—C. Boswell.