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International immigration policy: a theoretical and comparative analysis

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PART I: MODELS AND THEORIES Models of Immigration Policy A Theory of Immigration Policy PART II: THE FACTORS SHAPING IMMIGRATION POLICY Immigration Policies of the United States and Britain Immigration Policies of the Netherlands, Sweden, and Germany The Factors Shaping U.S. Immigration Policy: A Quantitative Analysis Global Patterns in Immigration Policies PART III: THE POLITICAL PROCESS OF IMMIGRATION POLICY The Political Process of Labor Migration Policy The Political Process of Permanent Immigration Policy: The Influence of Pressure Groups The Political Process of Permanent Immigration Policy: Elections and Restrictions Refugees and the Liberalization of Immigration Policy Summary and Conclusion

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Key concepts: Immigration, Immigration policy, Immigration law, Politics, Refugee, Political science, Liberalization, Political economy