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Contents
Foreword | 3 |
Nations citizens and immigrants 61 5 Nations citizens and immigrants | 5 |
Ancient paths | 9 |
Figures | 15 |
Why people move | 21 |
Costs and benefits | 41 |
Living together | 71 |
Working together | 95 |
Refugees | 143 |
Reducing the pressure | 155 |
Western Europe | 189 |
Eastern Europe and the republics of the former Soviet Union | 211 |
Latin America and the Caribbean | 221 |
SubSaharan Africa | 231 |
The Gulf States | 239 |
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