Debating immigration
Debating Immigration presents 18 original essays, written by some of the world's leading experts and preeminent scholars, that explore the nuances of contemporary immigration and citizenship affecting the United States and Europe. The volume is organized around the following themes: religion a...
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Cambridge ; New York :
Cambridge University Press
2007
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction / Carol M. Swain
- The disconnect between public attitudes and policy outcomes in immigration / Peter H. Schuck
- Carved from the inside out : immigration and America's public philosophy on citizenship / Elizabeth F. Cohen
- A Biblical perspective on immigration / James R. Edwards
- The moral dilemma of US immigration policy : open borders vs. social justice? / Stephen Macedo
- The undocumented immigrant : contending policy approaches / Linda Bosniak
- Good neighbors and good citizens : beyond the legal-illegal immigration debate / Noah Pickus and Peter Skerry
- Alien rights, citizen rights, and the politics of restricition / Rogers M. Smith
- The borderline madness : America's counterproductive immigration policy / Douglas S. Massey
- Immigrant employment gains and native losses 2000-2004 / Steven Camarota
- Economics of immigration and the course of the debate since 1994 / Peter Brimelow
- Immigration and future population change in America / Charles Westoff
- The congressional Black caucus and the impact of immigration on African-American unemployment / Carol Swain
- Hispanic and Asian immigrants : America's lost hope / Amitai Etzioni
- Strange bedfellows, unintended consequences and the curious an the curious contours of the immigration debate / Jonathan Tilove
- The free economy and the Jacobin State, or how Europe can cope with the coming immigration wave / Randall Hansen
- The politics of immigration and citizenship in Europe / Marc Morjé Howard
- Concluding observations / Nathan Glazer
