Migration in an Era of Restriction and Recession: Sending and Receiving Nations in a Changing Global Environment

by David L. Leal (Editor)

​​Acknowledgments.- Introduction.- Setting the Background Chapters on the U.S., Mexico, and Europe.- Chapter 1 U.S. Polices to Restrict Immigration.- Chapter 2 Changing Mexico and Mexican-U.S. Migration.- Chapter 3 The Wayward Path to Convergence in European Immigration Policy.- Restrictions and Consequences in the United States.- Chapter 4 U.S. Children with Parents in Deportation Proceedings.- Chapter 5 Local Immigration Enforcement in North Carolina.- Chapter 6 Se Batalla Border Enforcement as Violence Against Migrants .- Chapter 7 Immigration Restrictions and Political Mobilization among Second-Generation Iranian Immigrants in the United States.- Restrictions and Consequences in Europe.- Chapter 8 Borders within the Dynamism of European Migration Regimes between Exclusion and Inclusion.- Chapter 9 Immigration and Immigration Policies in Spain.- Chapter 10 The Evolution of Russian Migration Policy in the Post-Soviet Period.- Effects on Sending Nations.- Chapter 11 The Changing Patterns of Return Migration from US to Mexico and their Policy Implications.- Chapter 12 A Debate over Return The Case of Turkish Guest-Workers in Germany.- Chapter 13 Peruvian Highland Indigenous Sheepherders in the A Case Study.- Chapter 14 The Impact of the Economic Crisis on Migration Polish Immigrants in the United Kingdom and Ireland.​

322 pages, Paperback

First published November 28, 2015