The Work of Strangers: A Survey of International Labour MigrationIncludes statistics. |
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... receiving countries 29 Mass communications . Family strategies . . The migrant network Recruitment 30 33 34 35 Professionals on the move 36 4 . Costs and benefits . 41 The population effect . . 41 Immigrant educational and skill levels ...
... receiving countries 29 Mass communications . Family strategies . . The migrant network Recruitment 30 33 34 35 Professionals on the move 36 4 . Costs and benefits . 41 The population effect . . 41 Immigrant educational and skill levels ...
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... receiving countries 233 16.1 Asia to the Middle East , annual flows of migrants , 1975-89 243 17.1 East Asian receiving countries and areas , foreign population , 1990 248 17.2 Japan , net annual inflow of foreign nationals , 1975-90 ...
... receiving countries 233 16.1 Asia to the Middle East , annual flows of migrants , 1975-89 243 17.1 East Asian receiving countries and areas , foreign population , 1990 248 17.2 Japan , net annual inflow of foreign nationals , 1975-90 ...
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Contents
Asia | 4 |
Country experience | 5 |
The slave trade | 9 |
Figures | 15 |
3 | 19 |
Development disruption | 26 |
Family strategies | 33 |
Costs and benefits | 41 |
Recognition of qualifications | 101 |
Immigrant entrepreneurs | 110 |
9 | 116 |
and Western Europe 198392 | 144 |
Reducing the pressure | 155 |
Western Europe | 189 |
Eastern Europe and the republics of the former Soviet Union | 211 |
Latin America and the Caribbean | 221 |
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