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Introduction,nts, beyond the traditional countries of immigration such as Australia and Canada, see migrants as essential to their economic vitality. Immigration policymaking is thus laden with economic considerations as a range of states now acknowledge the benefits of migrants for their economies. Although eco

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Immigration Policy Alternatives,ation. It focuses on governments’ strategies for selecting (recruiting) high-skilled migrants. Two general models of immigration policies are presented: state planned and labor market based. The chapter is not intended to rank policies. nor recommend standards for best practice. Nor does it present

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Conclusion: Notes in the Margin,y Admiralty Board believed that they needed to respond to the growing public interest in science and technological innovation and wanted to market their institution as a viable alternative to private and non-governmental societies.

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