Immigrants, Markets, and States

Discover the intricate dynamics of migration with "Immigrants, Markets, and States" by esteemed author. Published by Harvard University Press in 1992, this insightful hardback spans 320 pages, delving into the political and economic factors that have shaped immigration trends in post-war Europe and the United States. This compelling study offers a thorough examination of how the globalization of labor markets and the expansion of civil rights for marginalized groups in liberal democracies have influenced immigration patterns. Ideal for scholars, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of immigration, this book provides a vital perspective on the forces that drive people across borders. Enhance your knowledge of migration and its implications in today's world by adding this essential read to your collection.