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Migrants, Refugees, and Foreign Policy: US and German Policies Toward Countries of Origin

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Rainer Munz and Myron Weiner
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German and American Refugee and Migration Policies
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Migrants, Refugees, and Foreign Policy: US and German Policies Toward Countries of Origin Book Cover Migrants, Refugees, and Foreign Policy

(Vol. 2 of series Migration and Refugees)

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Rainer Münz and Myron Weiner
(Providence: Berghahn Books, 1998)
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Table of Contents

Introduction
Rainier Münz and Myron Weiner

The Impact of German Policy on Refugee Flows from Former Yugoslavia
Heinz-Jürgen Axt

The Impact of U.S. Policy on Migration from Mexico and the Carribean
Christopher Mitchell

Migration in the Russian Federation since the Mid-1980s: Refugees, Immigrants, and Emigrants
Christian Dornis

German Policies Toward Ethnic German Minorities
Volker Ronge

Policies Toward Russia and Other Successor States
Barbara Dietz and Klaus Segbers

The New Labor Migration as an Instrument of German Foreign Policy
Elmar Hönekopp

Bad Neighbors, Bad Neighborhoods: An Inquiry into the Causes of Refugee Flows, 1969-1992
Myron Weiner

Economic Instruments to Affect Countries of Origin
Philip Martin

Can Military Intervention Limit Refugee Flows?
Barry Posen

Conclusion: Policies to Reduce Refugee Flows and Pressures for Emigration
Myron Weiner and Rainer Münz

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German and American Refugee and Migration Policies

German and American scholars met in three working groups to address admissions policy, absorption of immigrants, and policies that receiving and sending countries might adopt together to reduce the increasing numbers of refugees and migrants. This study resulted in five volumes comparing migration in the United States and Germany.