Mass Migrations in Europe: The Legacy and the Future

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Introduction - Europe and the future of mass migration, Russell King and Sture Oberg. Part 1 Background: mass migration and economic restructuring, Anthony Fielding European international migration 1945-1990, Russell King migrants, institutions and politics, Anthony Fielding. Part 2 Legacies: immigrants and the social geography of European cities, Paul White from itinerant worker to immigrant?, Hans Heinrich Blotvogel, Ursula Mueller-ter Jung and Gerald Wood the legacy of migration - some evidence from France, Philip Ogden multicultural Holland, Frans Dieleman immigrants and the extreme-right vote in Europe and Belgium, Christian Vandermotten and Jean Vanlaer what mass migration has meant for Turkey, Gunduz Atalik and Brian Beeley a place in the sun - return migration and rural change in Portugal, Carminda Cavaco. Part 3 The present and the future: Europe in the context of world population trends, Sture Oberg south to north migration in a Mediterranean perspective, Armando Montanari and Antonio Cortese ethnicity, nationality and migration potentials in Eastern Europe, Sture Oberg and Helena Boubnova new trends in mass migrations in Germany, Franz-Josef Kemper Third World immigrants in Italy, Armando Montanari and Antonio Cortese skilled international migration in Europe, John Salt and Reuben Ford Irish graduate emigration, Ian Shuttleworth.