Economic and Social Perspectives on European Migration (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction Part I: Immigrants and the labour market: Employment opportunities and costs 2. Hostility in times of labour shortages: Attitudes towards labour immigration in Hungary 3. The skill-divide in migration studies: Evidence from the Portuguese Case Part II: Immigrants: Economic resource or burden? 4. An Economic Resource or a Social Problem? European Institutions and Migrants, 1950s to 1970s: The Case of Belgium 5. Chinese Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Italy and England: The case of Bologna and London 6. Immigration and Sustainability of the Pay-as-You-Go Social Security System in Italy Part III: Immigrant networks: Well-being and education 7. Blood, Banks, or Buddies? Potential Loan Sources as Perceived by Immigrants Starting a New Business 8. Maternal Care across Borders: The Well-Being of Eastern European Migrants in Italy 9. Migration, Ethnicity, Social Background and Educational Choices in Four European Countries