European Immigration Policy (Contemporary European Affairs,)

European Immigration Policy is devoted to the problems of minorities and immigrants within the European Community. It includes many papers drawn from the Strasbourg Conference of December 1990. An introductory paper argues the problem of immigration as neither prevention nor reduction, but of appropriate development planning for the South and the political management of the migrations which must take place largely due to the economic requirements of the Community itself. Further essays discuss the position of immigrant and migrant peoples in the Community, contemporary immigrant and nationality policies, Christianity and immigration, Spain's illegal immigrants, and the integration or marginalization of immigrants in French society Content: Front Matter , Page i Copyright , Page ii Editorial , Pages 1-4 , D S Bell, J Gaffney The Need for Solidarity , Pages 7-16 , Edgard Pisani Immigration and the European Community , Pages 17-38 , Guiseppe Callovi Europe's Immigrants , Pages 39-43 , Sami Naïr Fortress Europe and Human Rights , Pages 44-53 , Peter Leuprecht Immigration and the French Experience , Pages 54-67 , Claude-Valentin Marie A Common Future , Pages 68-74 , Pierre Greib Christians and Future Immigration Policy , Pages 75-83 , Antonio Perotti Schools and Cultures in France: Pitfalls and Prospects , Pages 84-89 , Alain Seksig Immigration Policies and the Single European Market , Pages 90-113 , Jacqueline Costa-Lascoux Spain's Illegal Immigrants , Pages 117-139 Marginality and Minorities in France's Immigrant Population , Pages 140-149 , François Dubet Citizenship, Nationality and Internationality , Pages 150-168 , Gérard Raulet Central Europe: Myth and Reality , Pages 171-181 , Claudio Magris Max Gallo and the Left , Pages 185-186 , Sami Naïr A Future For The Left? , Pages 187-198 , Eric Shaw Cover Title. Many Articles Previously Presented At A Conference Held In Strasbourg-bischenberg, France On Dec. 4-5, 1990. Includes Bibliographical References.