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International Migration in Europe: New Trends and New Methods of Analysis

edited by Corrado Bonifazi, Marek Okólski, Jeanette Schoorl and Patrick Simon

Amsterdam University Press, 2008
eISBN: 978-90-485-0154-0 | Paper: 978-90-5356-894-1
Library of Congress Classification JV7590.I57 2008
Dewey Decimal Classification 304.6094

ABOUT THIS BOOK | AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY | REVIEWS | TOC

ABOUT THIS BOOK

Over the past twenty years, international migration issues become inescapably prominent in European public debate. Issues about the arrival of new immigrants and the problems of integration processes are rooted in the deep and vast changes that have characterized the recent history of European international migration. This volume addresses aspects of this migration through a variety of disciplinary perspectives, devoting particular attention to new forms of migration, the evolution of regional patterns, and the intergenerational process of migrant integration.

AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY

Corrado Bonifazi is director of research at theNational Research Council's Institute of Research on Population and Social Policy in Rome. Marek Okólski is chair in demography at the faculty of economic sciences and director of the Centre of Migration Research at the University of Warsaw. Jeannette Schoorl is senior researcher at the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute at The Hague. Patrick Simon is director of research at the National Demographic Institute in Paris.

REVIEWS
Leading scholars offer a dispassionate scientific overview of the latest trends in international migration and integration in this state-of-the-art analysis. I highly recommend it."
--James F. Hollifield, Professor and Director, Tower Center,
South Methodist University, Dallas, Texas

"This book is an absolute must for anyone interested in Europe's current migration scene. Much attention is refreshingly given to new
Southern and Eastern immigration countries, though the older immigration countries of our continent have not been forgotten."
--Han Entzinger, Professor of Migration and Integration Studies,
Erasmus University Rotterdam

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

1. Introduction

Corrado Bonifazi, Marek Okolski, Jeannette Schoorl and Patrick Simon

Part I: New Forms of Migration in Europe

2. Managing new migrations in Europe: Concept and reality in the ICT sector

John Salt

3. On the demand side of international labour mobility: The structure of the German labour market as a causal factor of seasonal Polish migration

Barbara Dietz and Pawel Kaczmarczyk

4. Migrant smuggling and trafficking in Portugal: Immigrants, networks, policies and labour markets since the 1990s

Joao Peixoto

5. Romanian migration movements: Networks as informal transnational organisations

Swanie Potot

Part II: Evolution of Regional Patterns of International Migration in Europe

6. Evolution of regional patterns of international migration in Europe

Corrado Bonifazi

7. Long-term international migration scenarios for Euorpe, 2002-2052

Jakub Bijak, Anna Kicinger, Dorata Kupiszewska and Marek Kupiszewski

8. Foreign immigration in Southern European receiving countries: New evidence from national data sources

Alessio Cnagiano and Salvatore Strozza

9. The post-enlargement migration space

Paolo Ruspini

Part III: Measuring Integration: Immigrants and the Second Generation

10. The integration of migrants in the Netherlands monitored over time: Trend and cohort analyses

Rob V. Bijil, Aslan Zorlu, Roel P.W. Jennissen and Martine Blom

11. What integrates the second generation? Factors affecting family transitions to adulthood in Sweden

Calvin Goldscheider, Eva Bernhardt and Frances Goldscheider

12. Discrimination despite integration: Immigrants and the second generation in education and the labour market in France

Dominque Meurs, Ariane Pailhe and Patrick Simon

Part IV: Special Surveys in International Migration Studies

13. One-way or both-ways migration surveys

Jean Louis Rallu

14. Design of samples for international migration surveys: Methodological considerations and lessons learned from amulti-country study in Africa and Europe

George Groenewold and Richard Bilsborrow

15. Quality of asylum decisions: Uses and limitations of surveys of asylum case files

Isik Kulu-Glasgow

List of contributors

Index

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