Migration theory :   talking across disciplines 

 - Nueva York :   Routledge,   2000 
 - 239 p. 
<br/><br/>Introduction: Migration theory: talking across disciplines / Caroline B. Brettell and James F. Hollifield -- <br/>History and the study of immigration: narratives of the particular / Hasia R. Diner -- <br/>Demography and international migration / Charles B. Keely -- <br/>Are immigrants favorably self-selected?: an economic analysis / Barry R. Chiswick -- <br/>The sociology of immigration: from assimilation to segmented integration, from the American experience to the global arena / Barbara Schmitter Heisler -- <br/>Theorizing migration in anthropology: the social construction of networks, identities, communities, and globalscapes / Caroline B. Brettell -- <br/>The politics of international migration: how can we "bring the state back in"? / James F. Hollifield<br/>Law and the study of migration / Peter H. Schuck -- <br/>The economic analysis of immigration law / Howard F. Chang 
<br/><br/><label>Materias - Términos temáticos: </label><br/>TEORÍA<br/>MIGRACIÓN<br/>EMIGRACIÓN<br/>INMIGRACIÓN<br/>INMIGRANTES<br/>CIENCIA POLÍTICA<br/>SOCIOLOGÍA<br/>HISTORIA