I. Introduction
Controlling Immigration: The Limits of Government Intervention = 3
Wayne A. Cornelius
Takeyuki Tsuda
II. Countries of Immigration: The United States, Canada, and Australia
The United States: The Continuing Immigration Debate = 51
Philip L. Martin
Commentaries
Gordon H. Hanson = 86
Daniel J. Tichenor = 91
Canada: Immigration and Nation-building in The Transition to a Knowledge Economy = 97
Jeffrey G. Reitz
Commentaries
Don J. Devoretz = 134
Harold Troper = 137
Australia: New Conflicts around Old Dilemmas = 141
Stephen Castles
Ellie Vasta
Commentaries
Gary P. Freeman = 174
Jeannette Money = 178
Iii. Reluctant Countries of Immigration: France, Germany, The Netherlands, and Britain
France: Republicanism and The Limits of Immigration Control = 183
James F. Hollifield
Commentary
Charles P. Gomes = 215
Germany: Managing Migration in The Twenty-first Century = 221
Philip L. Martin
Commentaries
William M. Chandler = 254
Uwe Hunger = 258
The Netherlands: a Pragmatic Approach to Economic Needs and Humanitarian Considerations = 263
Philip Muus
Commentaries
Han Entzinger = 289
Arend Lijphart = 293
Britain: from Immigration Control to Migration Management = 297
Zig Layton-henry
Commentaries
Gary P. Freeman = 334
Randall Hansen = 338
Iv. Latecomers to Immigration: Italy, Spain, Japan, and South Korea
Italy: Economic Realities, Political Fictions, and Policy Failures = 345
Kitty Calavita
Commentary
Christian Joppke = 381
Spain: The Uneasy Transition from Labor Exporter to Labor Importer = 387
Wayne A. Cornelius
Commentary
Gunther Dietz and Belen Agrela = 430
Japan: Government Policy, Immigrant Reality = 439
Takeyuki Tsuda
Wayne A. Cornelius
Commentary
Keiko Yamanaka = 477
South Korea: Importing Undocumented Workers = 481
Dong-hoon Seol
John D. Skrentny
Commentary
Timothy C. Lim = 514
Index 517
Controlling Immigration: The Limits of Government Intervention = 3
Wayne A. Cornelius
Takeyuki Tsuda
II. Countries of Immigration: The United States, Canada, and Australia
The United States: The Continuing Immigration Debate = 51
Philip L. Martin
Commentaries
Gordon H. Hanson = 86
Daniel J. Tichenor = 91
Canada: Immigration and Nation-building in The Transition to a Knowledge Economy = 97
Jeffrey G. Reitz
Commentaries
Don J. Devoretz = 134
Harold Troper = 137
Australia: New Conflicts around Old Dilemmas = 141
Stephen Castles
Ellie Vasta
Commentaries
Gary P. Freeman = 174
Jeannette Money = 178
Iii. Reluctant Countries of Immigration: France, Germany, The Netherlands, and Britain
France: Republicanism and The Limits of Immigration Control = 183
James F. Hollifield
Commentary
Charles P. Gomes = 215
Germany: Managing Migration in The Twenty-first Century = 221
Philip L. Martin
Commentaries
William M. Chandler = 254
Uwe Hunger = 258
The Netherlands: a Pragmatic Approach to Economic Needs and Humanitarian Considerations = 263
Philip Muus
Commentaries
Han Entzinger = 289
Arend Lijphart = 293
Britain: from Immigration Control to Migration Management = 297
Zig Layton-henry
Commentaries
Gary P. Freeman = 334
Randall Hansen = 338
Iv. Latecomers to Immigration: Italy, Spain, Japan, and South Korea
Italy: Economic Realities, Political Fictions, and Policy Failures = 345
Kitty Calavita
Commentary
Christian Joppke = 381
Spain: The Uneasy Transition from Labor Exporter to Labor Importer = 387
Wayne A. Cornelius
Commentary
Gunther Dietz and Belen Agrela = 430
Japan: Government Policy, Immigrant Reality = 439
Takeyuki Tsuda
Wayne A. Cornelius
Commentary
Keiko Yamanaka = 477
South Korea: Importing Undocumented Workers = 481
Dong-hoon Seol
John D. Skrentny
Commentary
Timothy C. Lim = 514
Index 517