EUROPEAN MIGRATION IN THE LATE TWENTIETH CENTURY

Edited by Heinz Fassmann, Director, Institute for Urban and Regional Research, Austrian Academy of Sciences, Austria and Rainer Münz, formerly Professor of Demography, Humboldt University, Berlin, Germany

• Contents: Part I: Introduction 1. Patterns and Trends of International Migration in Western Europe (H. Fassmann and R. Münz) Part II: Migration to and from Western Europe 2. The United Kingdom and International Migration: A Changing Balance (D. Coleman) 3. The French Debate: Legal and Political Instruments to Promote Integration (C. Wihtol de Wenden) 4. Social and Economic Aspects of Foreign Immigration to Italy (O. Barsotti and L. Lecchini) 5. Shifting Paradigms: An Appraisal of Immigration in the Netherlands (H. Entzinger) 6. Dynamics of Immigration in a Nonimmigrant Country: Germany (H. Rudolph) 7. Economic and Social Aspects of Immigration into Switzerland (T. Straubhaar and P.A. Fischer) 8. Austria: A Country of Immigration and Emigration (H. Fassmann and R. Münz) Part III: Migration to and from East–Central Europe 9. Emigration from Poland after 1945 (P. Korcelli) 10. Hungary and International Migration (Z. Dövényi and G. Vukovich) 11. Labor Migration from Former Yugoslavia (J. Malacic) 12. Emigration from and Immigration to Bulgaria (D. Bobeva) 13. Emigration from the Former Soviet Union: The Fourth Wave (A. Vishnevsky and Z. Zayonchkovskaya) 14. Migrants from the Former Soviet Union to Israel in the 1990s (E.F. Sabatello)

'The discussions of migration to Switzerland, Italy and Austria give this book a special flavour, since these countries are not often included in studies of foreign migration . . . One important contribution of this book is that the case studies show how migration, in spite of numerous differences, can give rise to similar issues. The historical approach brings the second contribution into perspective: continuity of debate and of policy reactions.'