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Migration and Unregistered Labour in the Greek Economynt workers are described, using a variety of primary and secondary data sources. In the fifth section of the chapter I look at the effects of immigration on the Greek economy, including demographic and employment/unemployment effects. Sixthly, I turn to some policy considerations, which are updated

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Clandestine Labour Migration from Poland to Greece, Spain and Italy: Anthropological Perspectivesl immigrations, since illegal immigrants are those who do not possess the necessary permits or no longer meet the conditions imposed upon them by national legislation. The connection between changing entry policies and illegal immigration is well illustrated in the European experience, especially ov

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Migrant Flows from Albania to Greece: Economic, Social and Spatial Exclusionolitical exclusion, and on how the processes responsible for such exclusion are articulated both within the wider realm of global integration and within the local context of labour market fragmentation.

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Urban Restructuring, Immigration and the Generation of Marginalized Spaces in the Lisbon Regionon and the evolution of employment and housing markets. The third part will present a synthesis of the major elements of the region’s contemporary economic and urban restructuring. The final section will focus on the changes in the socioethnic spatial patterns in the MRL, paying particular attention

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European Migration Policy: Questions from Italywhich are particularly obvious in the new immigration countries of Southern Europe. This chapter is devoted to the Italian situation and starts with an attempt to identify some of the characteristics of the major reference models of migration policies in Europe. I then go on to attempt to survey the

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‘Racists? Us? Are You Joking?’ The Discourse of Social Exclusion of Immigrants in Greece and Italy Italy and Greece. Since the late 1980s, these two countries have become hosts of large numbers of immigrants from Albania, Poland and Romania, and also from African and Asian countries; other chapters in this book provide details on the scale and character of these movements (see especially Chapters 2 and 3).

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