Managing Migration and Diversity in the Asia Pacific Region and Europe

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Managing Migration and Diversity in the Asia Pacific Region and Europe

Vol. 6, No. 2, December 2004 Editors: CHRISTINE INGLIS (Sydney University, Australia) & MATTHIAS KOENIG (Bamberg University, Germany)


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			Editorial, pp. 196-201 Christine Inglis & Matthias Koenig


			Crossing Frontiers: Race, Migration and Borders in Southeast Asia, pp. 202-223 Amarjit Kaur


			Is State Sovereignty Declining? An Exploration of Asylum Policy in Japan, pp. 224-242 Hideki Tarumoto


			Will Migrant Remittances Continue Through Time? A New Answer to an Old Question, pp. 243-252 Elizabeth Grieco


			Theorising Return Migration: the Conceptual Approach to Return Migrants Revisited, pp. 253-279 Jean-Pierre Cassarino


			Alive and Kicking? Multiculturalism in Flanders, pp. 280-299 Dirk Jacobs


			The Management of Multiculturalism: Coming to Terms with the Multiplication of Experienced Difference, pp. 300-321 Hans Siebers

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