Migration and Development in Southern Europe and South America.

Cover -- Half Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of contributors -- Introduction -- Part I Development and migration policies in the periphery of the Western world -- 1 A stream of currency: the role of Spanish emigration in Franco's development strategy -- 2 Migration policies and development doctrine in Greece -- 3 The migration-development nexus in Argentina's post-World War II policies: shifts and continuities from Peron to Frondizi (1946-1962) -- 4 Brazil: development and immigration in the "long exceptional period" (1929-1979) -- 5 Skills, genes and politics: creating a profile for desirable immigrants in Brazil -- 6 The role of sociology in the interpretation of migration to Brazil and its national impact in the postwar period -- Part II Migration flows from South to South: transnational impact and limits -- 7 The Spanish postwar emigration to the Southern Cone (1946-1960): reinterpretations from the perspective of gender and labor insertion -- 8 Portuguese migrations to South America after World War II: extending citizenship abroad -- 9 Cooperation, migration and development: Yugoslavia and the Southern Cone in the postwar period -- 10 Ambitious plans with modest results: Greek migration flows to Brazil and Argentina in the 1950s and 1960s -- 11 Migration as a business: organizing the transport of migrants from South to South -- 12 Migration flows from Southern Europe to South America: statistical data and analysis -- Concluding remarks -- Index.

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