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Immigration and Crisis

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1980Publisher:JSTORJournal:International Migration Review, volume 14, page 248 (issn: 0197-9183,

Authors: Dixon K; Verhaeren Re;

doi: 10.2307/2545476 , 10.1177/019791838001400205

pmid: 12310879

Immigration and Crisis

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Abstract

The author examines the purposes and results of recent migration legislation aimed at reducing the number of immigrants to France. The effects of government policies on employment relocation of industry and ideological structures are analyzed. Resistance to these policies is discussed and other economic functions of immigration within the national framework are studied (ANNOTATION)

Related Organizations

Grenoble Alpes University
France
University of Grenoble
France

Keywords

Economics, Developed Countries, Population, Population Dynamics, Public Policy, Emigration and Immigration, Europe, France, Demography

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