Migration

A Challenge for Europe

Horst Siebert, Editor

Civil wars and ethnic strife on the one hand and the increasing economic gulf between the haves and have-nots on the other are bringing migration to the forefront of policy concerns in many countries. In bringing together leading economists to discuss the issue, this volume is thus exceptionally timely.

Each year the Kiel Institute gathers a group of leading scholars from around the world to discuss an issue of current importance. The 1993 conference focused on migration. The papers and comments are collected in this volume.

A Kiel Institute publication.

Horst Siebert is President of the Kiel Institute of World Economics.

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6 x 9, ca 250 pages
ISBN 0-472-10561-2
cloth 62.50E (tentative) [NA/CA/LA]*
September

CONTENTS

• Thinking about Migration Barry Eichengreen
• Mass Migration Michael St&uulm;rmer
• Market Environment, Trade Technology, and Migrants' Performance Oded Stark
• Immigration, Labor Markets and Structural Adjustment Bernhard Felderer
• South-to-North Immigration into West European Countries C.Th Zandvliet