The Links between Academic Research and Public Policies in the Field of Migration and Ethnic Relations

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The Links between Academic Research and Public Policies in the Field of Migration and Ethnic Relations: Selected National Case-Studies

Vol. 7, No. 1, 2005 Guest-Editors: Marco Martiniello (University of Liège and FNRS) & Eric Florence (University of Liège)


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			Editorial, pp. 1-2 Matthias Koenig


			The Links between Academic Research and Public Policies in the Field of Migration and Ethnic Relations: Selected National Case Studies – Thematic Introduction, pp. 3-10 Eric Florence and Marco Martiniello


			Does Migration Research Matter in China? A Review of its Relationship to Policy since the 1980s, pp. 11-32 Biao Xiang and Shen Tan


			Bridges between Research and Policy? The Case of Post-War Immigration and Integration Policies in the Netherlands, pp. 33-48 Rinus Penninx


			Social Science Research and Public Policies: the Case of Immigration in Belgium, pp. 49-67 Eric Florence and Marco Martiniello


			Les migrations, un fait de société majeur, mais un champ de recherche encore marginal au Maroc, pp. 68-81 Mohamed Charef

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