CHAPTER ONE : International Migration: A New World Order or Disorder = 11
Migration and the Internationalization of the Economy = 14
Migration and the New Political Order = 16
Migration and the Globalization of Culture = 18
Migration Dysfunctionality as a Result of Basic Contradictions in Post-Industrial Society = 22
The Non-Governability of Migration = 23
The Functionality of Current Movements = 24
Migration Policies as a Response = 25
CHAPTER TWO : Perception of International Movements = 27
Social Actors and the Perception of Migration = 28
The Context of the Perception of Migration = 33
Images of Emigration = 35
Images of Immigration = 37
CHAPTER THREE : Design of International Migration Policies = 44
Types of Migration Policies = 47
Migration Patterns of Migration Policies = 50
CHAPTER FOUR : The Foundations of International Migration Policy = 65
International Migration and Human Rights = 65
International Migration and Socio-Economic Development = 72
International Migration and Manpower = 84
International Migration and Social Structure = 93
International Migration and International Relations = 98
International Migration and Physical Space = 102
International Migration and the Environment = 104
CHAPTER FIVE : Policies Oriented to Retaining Potentially Emigrant Populations = 109
Conditions and Levels of Action for Retaining Potential Migrants = 110
International Trade and the Retention of Potential Migrants = 113
Foreign Direct Investment and Development Aid as a Device for Retaining Potential Migrants = 120
National Development Programmes and Retention of Potential Migrants = 126
Restrictions on Emigration = 132
CHAPTER SIX : Policies Promoting Immigration or Emigration = 134
Promotion of Mass Movements = 134
Selective Immigration Programmes = 141
Programmes to Promote Emigration = 155
CHAPTER SEVEN : Policies Regulating Migration = 160
Opening the Borders to Migration = 161
Immigration Restrictions = 175
CHAPTER EIGHT : Policies Oriented to Migrant Recovery = 182
Return Programmes = 183
Programmes to Create Links with the Emigrants = 194
CHAPTER NINE : Policies Oriented to Incorporating Migrants = 199
Insertion, Integration and Assimilation = 200
Social and Cultural Insertion Programmes = 204
Programmes for the Regularization of Illegal Immigrants = 207
Programmes of Socio-Economic Insertion = 216
CHAPTER TEN : Alternative Strategies = 228
The Context of Migration Strategies = 230
Reduction of Migration Flows = 233
Adequate Governance of Migration Flows = 235
Immigrant Insertion = 236
Governance of Migration = 238
Bibliography = 245
Migration and the Internationalization of the Economy = 14
Migration and the New Political Order = 16
Migration and the Globalization of Culture = 18
Migration Dysfunctionality as a Result of Basic Contradictions in Post-Industrial Society = 22
The Non-Governability of Migration = 23
The Functionality of Current Movements = 24
Migration Policies as a Response = 25
CHAPTER TWO : Perception of International Movements = 27
Social Actors and the Perception of Migration = 28
The Context of the Perception of Migration = 33
Images of Emigration = 35
Images of Immigration = 37
CHAPTER THREE : Design of International Migration Policies = 44
Types of Migration Policies = 47
Migration Patterns of Migration Policies = 50
CHAPTER FOUR : The Foundations of International Migration Policy = 65
International Migration and Human Rights = 65
International Migration and Socio-Economic Development = 72
International Migration and Manpower = 84
International Migration and Social Structure = 93
International Migration and International Relations = 98
International Migration and Physical Space = 102
International Migration and the Environment = 104
CHAPTER FIVE : Policies Oriented to Retaining Potentially Emigrant Populations = 109
Conditions and Levels of Action for Retaining Potential Migrants = 110
International Trade and the Retention of Potential Migrants = 113
Foreign Direct Investment and Development Aid as a Device for Retaining Potential Migrants = 120
National Development Programmes and Retention of Potential Migrants = 126
Restrictions on Emigration = 132
CHAPTER SIX : Policies Promoting Immigration or Emigration = 134
Promotion of Mass Movements = 134
Selective Immigration Programmes = 141
Programmes to Promote Emigration = 155
CHAPTER SEVEN : Policies Regulating Migration = 160
Opening the Borders to Migration = 161
Immigration Restrictions = 175
CHAPTER EIGHT : Policies Oriented to Migrant Recovery = 182
Return Programmes = 183
Programmes to Create Links with the Emigrants = 194
CHAPTER NINE : Policies Oriented to Incorporating Migrants = 199
Insertion, Integration and Assimilation = 200
Social and Cultural Insertion Programmes = 204
Programmes for the Regularization of Illegal Immigrants = 207
Programmes of Socio-Economic Insertion = 216
CHAPTER TEN : Alternative Strategies = 228
The Context of Migration Strategies = 230
Reduction of Migration Flows = 233
Adequate Governance of Migration Flows = 235
Immigrant Insertion = 236
Governance of Migration = 238
Bibliography = 245