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?Wieland. Ganz wie ich ihn kannte“ 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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Migration, Trade and Development: the European Union and the Maghreb Countriese Maghreb states. The chapter is part of an ongoing research project on migration, trade and development and expands on a series of recent contributions (see Tapinos, 1993; 1994; 1997; Tapinos ., 1994; Cogneau and Tapinos, 1995).. The present contribution poses, and attempts to answer with some appropriate empirical evidence, three key questions:

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Southern Europe in the Changing Global Map of Migrationen limitations of space, this overview will be at a high level of generalization and will work towards the proposal of a ‘model’ of Southern European immigration which has distinctive features. These characteristic features are different from those witnessed by the earlier phase of South European em