Studi Emigrazione – dicembre 1993 – n.112
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International migration can be viewed as one more component in an increasingly complex set of exchanges (trade, technology, capitai, culture, sports, etc … ) between countries that possess differential power (economie, military, politica!, technological). This growing interdependence among nations is associated with: expansion of the international economie system; increasing disparities within and between countries; improved cornmunication and transportation systems that permit information, people and goods to flow rapidly even between distant territories; transnational institutions, like the United Nations and associated agencies; churches and religious organizations and a variety of smaller socia! service agencies and institutions that employ and transfer employees across nation states; and socia! networks created through intermarriage and socia! mobility patterns that link families and different groupings together in worldwide support systems.
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Bibliography on skilled migration
Intellectual, professional and skilled migrations, Enrico Todisco, pag. 574
Introduction, pag. 574
Preliminary remarks, pag. 576
The geographical approach, pag. 579
The socio-economie approach, pag. 581
The political approach, pag. 587
Final remarks, pag. 588
Bibliography on skilled migration, Gianmario Ma.ffioletti, Enrico Todisco, Francesco Tramontana, pag. 591
Introductory remarks, pag. 591
Bibliography, pag. 594
Subject and geographic index, pag. 667
Authors’ index, pag. 674
Libri ricevuti, pag. 683
Indice del volume XXX, pag. 690