Studi Emigrazione – giugno 1995 – n.118
International labour migrati on presents a basic asymmetry: labour-receiving countries have a much better contro! aver the number and composition of entrants than sending countries aver exits. Immigration countries’ policies, from the point of view of international law, can range from a tota! closing of their borders to free entry of foreigners. In comparison, emigration countries’ policy options are more restricted. Closed borders would imply an unacceptably restrictive contro! of the freedom of movement of a state’s citizens; the other extreme would be to forcibly dispiace people. The current international state system offers the right to states to give foreigners a different treatment than that granted to their own citizens. A much firmer contro) aver foieigners is generally allowed.
SOMMARIO
Politiche e modelli migratori
International labour migration. Policy options far sending and receiving countries, Christiane Kuptsch, Roger Zegers de Beijl, pag. 226
Spazi “circolatori” e spazi urbani. Differenze fra i gruppi migranti, Alain Tarrius , pag 247
La politica migratoria argentina y la inmigraci6n de sirios y libaneses, ]orge Omar Bestene, pag. 263
Des réfugiés et des mythes: le discours sur la société multiculturelle, Italo Musillo , pag. 277
Rimesse e famiglie di emigranti meridionali in Argentina prima del 1930,José Luis Moreno, pag. 289
Entrepreneurial behavior in an immigrant colony: San Francisco’s Italian-Americans, 1850-1940, Sebastian Fichera, pag. 321
Il fenomeno dei frontalieri nel Canton Ticino, Gianfranco Brevetto, pag. 346
Informazione e cultura per gli italiani che vivono il mondo, Francesco Lazzari, pag. 362
El Pa:is Vasco y América, Oscar Àlvarez Gita, pag. 367
Contested boundaries and shifting solidarities, Marco Martiniello, pag. 371
Migrazioni, sviluppo e nuova cooperazione, Alessandra Venturini, pag. 373
Recensioni, pag. 377
Segnalazioni, pag. 402
Libri Ricevuti, pag. 412