Migrants in Europe: problems of acceptance and adjustment

Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- 1 THE MEANING OF INTEGRATION -- 2 CROSS-NATIONAL MIGRATION -- Causes" of Migration -- Patterns of Migration -- Future Trends in Migration -- 3 A THEORY OF ACCEPTANCE OF MIGRANTS -- The Independent Variables: Factors Facilitating or Inhibiting Acceptance -- The Dependent Variables: What Happens to People -- 4 THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLES: OPENNESS OF POLICY TOWARD MIGRANTS -- Policies Governing Admission of Working Immigrants -- Social Welfare Policy toward Migrants -- Social Security and Social Assistance -- Integration into Working Life -- Vocational Training -- Orientation Before Migration -- Recruitment -- Language Instruction -- Orientation After Migration -- Housing Programs -- Leisure-Time Programs -- Policies and Programs toward Migrant Workers' Families -- Requirements for Naturalization and Change of Name -- General Legal Limitations on Aliens -- Conclusion -- 5 THE INDEPENDENT VARIABLES: NONPOLICY FACTORS AFFECTING ACCEPTANCE AND ADJUSTMENT -- Economic Factors -- Public Opinion toward Immigrants as Measured by Polls -- Ideology and Social Structure -- Other Factors -- Characteristics of Countries of Emigration -- 6 THE DEPENDENT VARIABLES: WHAT HAPPENS TO PEOPLE -- General Measures of Acceptance and Adjustment -- Social Pathology -- The Return of Emigrants to Their Home Countries -- Psychological Problems -- Conclusion -- 7 THE INTEGRATION OF PEOPLE -- Appendix A. SELECTED NEWSPAPER ARTICLES -- Appendix B. SYNOPTIC TABLE OF DIFFERENTIAL LAWS GOVERNING FOREIGN WORKERS -- NOTES -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.