Slovenes in Sweden by Avguštin Budja

“…In the first part the paper discusses the immigration of various peoples to Sweden, Swedish immigration policy and reforms, the level of knowledge of the Swedish language among immigrants and the incorporation of immigrants into the political life of their new homeland. …”
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"We Are The World Itself": The Construction Of "Good" Citizenship And Deviations From It In Ergo Proxy by Dasgupta, Arnab

“…The ideas outlined below are relevant both to critical discourse studies and for prospective solutions in the feld of immigration policy. With Japan's economy going into a tailspin due to the explosion of the housing bubble in the 1990s, coupled with the detrimental effects of negative population growth, more and more industries found themselves reliant on immigrant labour for their survival, even as national political winds blew decisively against opening the country to immigrants, due to unforeseen effects on "the Japanese way of life." …”
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Justice, legitimacy, and movement across borders by Yong, C

“…I contend that these arguments do not seek to defend the substantive justice of restrictive immigration policies, but rather the legitimacy of processes of political decision-making by which states unilaterally determine their own immigration policies.…”

Essays on the effects of immigration on education and crime by Liu, Samuel T. (Samuel Tah-teh), 1973-

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Properties of modern migration as the basis of the choice of educational and language resources for migrants by E U Kulikova

“…Now the Russian state in the field of an immigration policy faces to necessity of integration into the Russian society of migrants, carriers of other ethnic and language culture. …”
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Poland’s Sham ‘Migration’ Referendum by Grażyna Baranowska

“…On June 15, 2023, Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of Poland's PiS party, announced a rare referendum, ostensibly to allow the public to weigh in on crucial elements of Polish immigration policy, alongside the general elections. Yet, in reality, the referendum had little to do with migration and the opposition parties largely ignored the referendum's questions to avoid its deployment as an electoral campaign tool. …”
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Swiss Сonfedеration experience on reception of migrants by N. A. Voronina

“…Evolution of the notions of “integration”, “social assimilation”, “acculturation” and others has been considered and different scientific approaches of Western researches to these notions have been adduced. Swiss immigration policy for the past decades has been traced and the modern integration policy of the country in the field of integration of foreign citizens into receiving society has been analyzed. …”
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National Question in the U.S. and Canada’s Domestic Politics: Conclusions from the Comparative Analysis by Oleh Kozachuk

“…The proposed method of indexing immigration policy can serve scholars, legislators, government officials, and employees of the executive authorities to carry out cross-national and/or cross-temporal comparisons. …”
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Jhumpa Lahiri, the Interpreter of the New Indian Diaspora by Angelo Monaco

“…Published in 1999, at the turn of a new century and on the threshold of the third millennium, Jhumpa Lahiri’s Interpreter of Maladies (winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, among many other awards) is a collection of stories charting the new Indian diaspora, in the aftermath of the 1965 reformation of the American immigration policy. This paper proposes a textual analysis of Lahiri’s debut work through the lens of diasporic discourse, in order to show how the poised and elegant voice of the Indian-American writer significantly sheds new light on diasporic literature, mediating between ethnic and global issues.…”
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Between dehumanisation and humanisation of the figure of the migrant: from political and media discourse to film narrative by Geraldine Galeote

“…The hardening of immigration policy is fuelled by the construction of a dehumanised representation of the migratory phenomenon in the receiving society, essentially based on statistics. …”
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Australian postwar immigration by D. COCHRANE

“…The reasons behind Australia’s immigration policy and the economic effects and implications of immigration in Australia are then considered.   …”
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Looking beyond securization : the role of interest groups in shaping national migration policies in semi-authoritarian states. by Punzalan, Kevin Christopher De Guzman.

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The Study Area by Donya Ahmadi, Tuna Tasan-Kok

“…In contrast, during the 1990s immigration policy was tailored to promote longerterm growth regardless of the perceived state of the economy at the time. …”
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Punishing the poor again? Irregularity, the 'criminalisation of migration' and precarious labour markets in the UK and Germany by Sitkin, L

“…</p> <p>This thesis refines the neoliberal-materialist analysis of immigration policy, as described most succinctly by De Giorgi (2010), through a comparative case study of the UK and Germany. …”

Painting as Performance: The Work of Cornelio Campos by Shelley Garrigan

“…The paintings of Cornelio Campos, a Mexican-American artist and resident of Durham, North Carolina (USA), whose art expresses the geopolitical and human implications of migration, immigration, and U.S. immigration policy, exercises a particular kind of persuasive force when read through the lenses of authenticity and performance.  …”
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Remittance Flows and the Environmental Degradation–Migration Nexus by Travis Edwards

“…Yet, this issue has important policy implications – e.g., nativists’ support of anti-immigration policy for achieving pollution reduction targets. …”
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Im/migrant Children’s Education Experiences and Families’ Sacrifices in a Global Pandemic by Gabrielle Oliveira, Marisa Segel

“…The findings in this article reveal the layered consequences that broader immigration policy has on the everyday educational lives of im/migrant children and their parents.…”
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Sanctuary Cities: What Global Migration Means for Local Governments by Juan Luis Manfredi-Sánchez

“…This paper discusses the role of cities in immigration policy by taking into consideration legitimacy, authority, and public governance. …”
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Forced migration and global politics by Betts, A

“…</p> <p>– Provides an accessible and thought-provoking introduction to the main debates and concepts in international relations and examines their relevance for understanding forced migration</p> <p>– Utilizes a wide-range of real-world examples and in-depth case studies, including the harmonization of EU asylum and immigration policy and the securitization of asylum since 9/11</p> <p>– Explores the relevance of cutting-edge debates in international relations to forced migration</p>…”

Wpływ stosowania form demokracji bezpośredniej oraz zasady federalizmu na kształt polityki imigracyjnej i integracyjnej Szwajcarii by Aleksandra Matykiewicz

“…Despite the restrictive immigration policy, 39.5% of permanent residents of Switzerland are immigrants or descendants of immigrants in the first generation. …”
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