Working papers: International Migration and the Integration of Labor Markets

By Barry R. Chiswick, Tim Hatton. 2002

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International Migration as a Tool in Development Policy: A Passing Phase? (2008, background): “A historical analysis of migration from nineteenth-century Europe indicated that rural populations were generally less mobile interna tionally than urban populations (Chiswick and Hatton 2003: 82).”
The Impact of the Recent Migration from Eastern Europe on the UK Economy (2007, unknown): “Chiswick and Hatton (2003) pointed out that return migration exceeded immigration to the United States during the 1930s.”
Smuggling Humans: A Theory of Debt-Financed Migration (2006, unknown): “Conversely, if (6) does not hold, I would let M go to work in the legal sector.”
What Fundamentals Drive World Migration (2002, unknown): “In contrast, what used to be “free” world migration has become tightly constrained by tough immigration policies that undoubtedly suppress a vast amount of potential migration that might otherwise have taken place (Chiswick and Hatton 2002).”
International migration and the role of institutions (2008, background): “Going further back, Chiswick and Hatton (2003) describe the deep differences among the 1860-1913 mass migration and the previous historical waves, i.”