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Migration In The Asia Pacific |
Edited by Robyn Iredale, Australian Centre for Population Research Demography and Sociology Program, Australian National University, Charles Hawksley, Lecturer in Politics, School of History and Politics, University of Wollongong, Australia and Stephen Castles, Director, Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford, UK
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| 2003 |
432 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 84064 860 7 |
£85.00 |
on-line discount
£76.50 |
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‘This book confirms the strength of immigration scholarship in the Asian Pacific region and provides an indispensable mirror for the research community in Europe and North America. Highly recommended.’
– Jock Collins, Ethnic and Racial Studies
This book examines the overall trends and labour patterns of migrants, their relationship with the state, and the impacts they have on the societies in which they work and sometimes settle. The book adopts a multidisciplinary perspective which encompasses economics, history, politics, geography, and sociology, and presents a unique body of new empirical research that forms the basis of many of the chapters.
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Contents: Foreword Part I: Introduction Part II: Overview of General Trends and Themes in Asia Pacific Migration Part III: Labour Migration Part IV: Impacts of Migration: Theoretical, Legal and Economic Perspectives Part V: Settlement and Citizenship Index
Contributors: S.K. Ahmad, M. Arif Nasution, M.M.B. Asis, R. Bedford, I.H. Burnley, S. Castles, S. Chantavanich, K. Chung, J. Connell, F. Guo, C. Hawksley, S. Huang, R. Iredale, L. Keren, J.-P. Lin, T. Muliaina, D. Nguyen Anh, H. Ping, J.S. Santiago, H. Seok, P. Spoonley, C.W. Stahl, A. Stern, J. Tajima, C.-l. Tsay, C. Voigt-Graf, B.S.A. Yeoh
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