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Citing the quest for a harmonized immigration policy as one of the most urgent topics for the EU, Minter presents evidence and estimates on different aspects surrounding irregular immigration to the EU. He presents the institutional and legal background surrounding irregular immigration before turning to the theoretical analysis, which examines the welfare effects of immigration for a host region. Extending his theoretical framework by considering multiple host countries of irregular immigrants which form a union of countries like the EU, he notes the desirability of centralization. Ultimately, he finds that efforts toward solution depend on the willingness of member states to give up some of their sovereignty in areas concerning the immigration of third-world nationals. Distributed by Coronet Books. Annotation c2015 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
