Castro, Max J. <br/><br/>
Free markets, open societies, closed borders? :   Trends in international migration and immigration policy in the Americas 

 - Miami :   North-South Center Press at the University of Miami (NSCPUM),   1999. 
 - iii, 284 p. ;   figs., tabs. ;   23 x 2 x 16 cm. 
<br/><br/> Contenido en idioma inglés. 
<br/><br/> Trends in the north  p. 7 - 69  Transnational economies and national migration policies  Sassen, Saskia  p. 7 - 32  Toward a new nativism? : the immigration debate in the United States and its implications for Latin America and the Caribbean  Castro, Max J.  p. 33 - 52  Economic integration and designer immigrants : canadian policy in the 1990s  Simmons, Alan B.  p. 53 - 69  The political economy of international migration  p. 69 - 124  The international migration and development commission in the 1990s  Díaz - Briquets, Sergio  p. 71 - 84  Integrated issues : migration and international economic interdependence  Haus, Leah  p. 85 - 99  Globalization and transnationalization between Colombia and Venezuela : new migratory trends  Díaz, Luz Marina  p. 101 - 124  Up from the south : Mexico and Central America  p. 125 - 195  The mexican crisis and Mexico - U. S. migration  Martin, Philip L.  p. 125 - 142  Migratory flows between Mexico and the United States  Santibáñez Romellón, Jorge  p. 143 - 156  Vested in migration : salvadorans challenge restrictionist policies  Mahler, Sarah J.  p. 157 - 173  National security, regional development, and citizenship in U. S. immigration policy : reflections from the case of central american immigrants and refugees  Jonas, Susanne  p. 175 - 195  The caribbean  p. 195 - 262  The end of exile? : a new era in U. S. immigration policy toward Cuba  Pérez, Lisandro  p. 197 - 211  Restricted migration and caribbean development : policies and prospects  Mitchell, Christopher  p. 213 - 224  Migration and geopolitics in the caribbean : the cases of Puerto Rico, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Jamaica  Grosfoguel, Ramón  p. 225 - 245  Establishing a comprehensive scheme for refugee and migration emergencies in the caribbean region : lessons from recent haitian and cuban emergencies  Helton, Arthur C.  p. 247 - 260  Conclusion  Castro, Max J.  p. 261 - 262 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1-57454-053-X 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>INMIGRACION<br/>MIGRACION INTERNACIONAL<br/>FRONTERAS FISICAS<br/>AMERICA<br/>AMERICA CENTRAL<br/>AMERICA LATINA Y EL CARIBE<br/>AMERICA DEL NORTE<br/>AMERICA DEL SUR<br/>MERCADOS LIBRES<br/>FRONTERAS CERRADAS<br/>ECONOMIA POLITICA<br/>CARIBE<br/>GLOBALIZACION<br/>MIGRACION<br/>INTEGRACION ECONOMICA<br/>LIBRE MERCADO<br/>TRANSNACIONALISMO<br/>POLITICAS MIGRATORIAS<br/>MOVIMIENTOS MIGRATORIOS<br/>POLITICAS Y GESTION DE LAS INMIGRACIONES INTERNACIONALES<br/>RESTRICCION A LA INMIGRACION<br/>CONTROL DE LA INMIGRACION<br/>CRISIS MIGRATORIA<br/>MEXICO<br/>ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA