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Migrants, Refugees, and Foreign Policy: U.S. and German Policies toward Countries of Origin
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Book title: Migrants, Refugees, and Foreign Policy:U.S. and German Policies toward Countries of Origin.
Contributors: Rainer Münz - Editor.
Publisher: Berghahn Books.
Place of publication: Providence, RI.
Publication year: 1997.
Page number: 265.
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Table of contents
- Title Page iii
- Contents v
- Introduction vii
- Chapter 1 the Impact of German Policy on Refugee Flows from Former Yugoslavia 1
- Notes 27
- References 30
- Chapter 2 the Impact of U.S. Policy on Migration from Mexico and the Caribbean 35
- Notes 71
- References 72
- Chapter 3 Migration in the Russian Federation Since the Mid-1980s Refugees, Immigrants, and Emigrants 77
- Summary and Conclusions 108
- Notes 109
- References 111
- Chapter 4 German Policies Toward Ethnic German Minorities 117
- References 140
- Chapter 5 German Policies Toward Russia and Other Successor States 141
- Conclusion 159
- Notes 162
- References 163
- Chapter 6 the New Labor Migration as an Instrument of German Foreign Policy 165
- References 178
- Chapter 7 Bad Neighbors, Bad Neighborhoods an Inquiry into the Causes of Refugee Flows, 1969-1992 183
- Conclusion 224
- Notes 225
- References 227
- Chapter 8 Economic Instruments to Affect Countries of Origin 231
- Conclusions 261
- Notes 265
- References 269
- Chapter 9 Can Military Intervention Limit Refugee Flows? 273
- Conclusion 309
- Notes 313
- References 319
- Chapter 10 Conclusion - Policies to Reduce Refugee Flows and Pressures for Emigration 323
- Conclusion 353
- Notes 355
- Notes on Contributors 357
- Index 363
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