Immigration to Denmark
International and National Perspectives
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Bent Jensen og
Søren Pedersen
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I Immigration to Denmark behandler David Coleman både indvandring generelt, og mere specifikt indvandringen til Europa, samtidig med at han ser på de europæiske landes forsøg på at skabe en egentlig indvandrerpolitik.
Eskil Wadensjö er ekspert i de økonomiske konsekvenser af indvandring, og ud fra data stillet til rådighed af Økonomiministeriet har han set på 1990'ernes økonomiske aspekter af indvandringen til Danmark.
Bogen præsenterer desuden en statistik over indvandringen til Danmark siden 1960, og ser også på den avisdebat, der fra begyndelsen af 1960'erne har været ført, først om fremmed- og gæstearbejderne, og fra 1980'erne primært om asylsøgende flygtninge.
Indholdsfortegnelse
Chapter 1: International Migration in the context of global demographic change
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Population trends outside Europe
1.3 Demographic fault-lines: The Mediterranean
1.4 Demographic fault-lines: China, Central Asia, and Africa
1.5 Eastern Europe - a missed opportunity
1.6 Population trends in Western Europe
1.7 Population and migration processes
1.8 Changing the balance
1.9 Conclusions
Chapter 2: International Migration to Europe in the late 1990s
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Cautionary tales on migration data
2.3 International migration to Europe: patterns and trends
2.4 Foreign population
2.5 Components of migration
2.6 Components of migration streams to the West
2.7 Demographic patterns of immigrant populations
2.8 Conclusions
Chapter 3: Migration Policies
3.1 The Policy Challenge
3.2 Conflicting aims and diverse responses
3.3 The expansion of frontiers
3.4 Categories of acceptance
3.5 Irregular migration - asylum policy
3.6 Illegal immigration
3.7 Integration policies
3.8 Conclusions
Chapter 4: Migration to and from Denmark during the period 1960-97
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Immigration: 1960-97
4.3 Labour market conditions
4.4 Summary
Chapter 5: Thirty years of press debate on 'the foreigners' in Denmark Part I: Migrant and guest workers, 1963-80
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Choice of newspapers
5.3 The opening debate: Economic boom and labour shortages
5.4 The pork glut in 1965: A job for Spanish workers?
5.5 On a broad front: The employers wanted foreign labour
5.6 The first foreign workers arrive: The debate from 1967 up to the ban on immigration in 1970
5.7 A stop for immigration in 1970 and 1973, Guest workers and recession
5.8 Guest workers and recession
5.9 Summary of the debate from the beginning of the 1960s up to around 1980
Chapter 6: Thirty years of press debate on 'the foreigners' in Denmark Part II: The debate on asylum-seekers
6.1 Introduction
6.2 'The Queen told us off': The debate after the new aliens law came into force, 1984-85
6.3 1986: Another round in the battle over legislation on aliens
6.4 In appropriate numbers? Debate and party political differences concerning the revised Aliens Act
6.5 The municipal dimension
6.6 The debate about refugees from former Yugoslavia
6.7 Summary
6.8 Overall conclusions
Chapter 7: Economic Effects of Immigration
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Effects on Wages and Prices
7.3 Redistribution via the Public Sector: Principles
7.4 Redistribution via the Public Sector in Denmark: Empirical Data
7.5 Employment, Unemployment, and Inflation
7.6 Other Indirect Effects
7.7 Conclusions
Appendices
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