European migration policies are undergoing significant changes. After three decades of highly restrictive approaches, demographic changes and gaps in labour supply are prompting many European governments to liberalize their migration policies. Yet the shift to more liberal regimes comes at a time of increased hostility to asylum seekers and support for parties of the far right in several countries, as well as uncertainty about the effectiveness of integration and race relations strategies. This timely book examines the nature and impact of these changing migration policies in Germany, Italy and the UK. It analyses the content of new legislation and proposals, as well as the policy debate and party political treatment of migration issues in each country. The book considers the implications of these new policies for other categories of migrants: asylum seekers, refugees and resident ethnic minorities.
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"Christina Boswell's short overview of recent Western Europeanmigration policies is sober, crisp, businesslike, and useful"
"This is indeed an important and useful book...Boswell helps usto get a good grip on the issues involved."
Australian Journal of Political Science
"This outstanding book cuts in a lucid and accessible way to thecore of the key migration policy dilemmas facing Europe. It will bean indispensable guide for anyone with an interest in theseimportant questions." Andrew Geddes, Jean Monnet Reader in EUGovernment and Politics, University of Liverpool
"Provides an important insight into ... one of the highlycontested policy fields in Europe, focusing on what lessons can belearned ... and what pitfalls policy-makers need to avoid. Itshould be on the desk of every immigration or interior ministryofficial in Europe who is struggling with the national and Europeandebate." Elspeth Guild, Professor of European Immigration Law,University of Nijmegen, Partner, Kingsley Napley
"Makes an invaluable contribution to one of the mosthigh-profile issues in Europe today."
Simon Green, University of Birmingham
"Overall this is a book that provides a good comparativeanalysis of three countries in the EU. It brings together a wealthof material and will be an invaluable reference for students ofmigration."
Journal of Population Research
"This is indeed an important and useful book...Boswell helps usto get a good grip on the issues involved."
Australian Journal of Political Science
"This outstanding book cuts in a lucid and accessible way to thecore of the key migration policy dilemmas facing Europe. It will bean indispensable guide for anyone with an interest in theseimportant questions." Andrew Geddes, Jean Monnet Reader in EUGovernment and Politics, University of Liverpool
"Provides an important insight into ... one of the highlycontested policy fields in Europe, focusing on what lessons can belearned ... and what pitfalls policy-makers need to avoid. Itshould be on the desk of every immigration or interior ministryofficial in Europe who is struggling with the national and Europeandebate." Elspeth Guild, Professor of European Immigration Law,University of Nijmegen, Partner, Kingsley Napley
"Makes an invaluable contribution to one of the mosthigh-profile issues in Europe today."
Simon Green, University of Birmingham
"Overall this is a book that provides a good comparativeanalysis of three countries in the EU. It brings together a wealthof material and will be an invaluable reference for students ofmigration."
Journal of Population Research