In a study carried out in 2000 for the European Commission it was calculated that immigration in the first years following accession could reach an annual flow of 335,00 which could be halved in approximately 10 years. However the flow would essentially be concentrated towards two countries: Germany and Austria. The fear of invasion is therefore widely exaggerated and the restriction of entries is economically short-sighted: Human mobility could be worth at least 0.2-0.3 % of the GDP and is therefore essential to the development of the destination territories and economies.
special issue of BELGEO n. 1-2, Human mobility in a globalising world / Montanari, Armando; P., SALVA' TOMAS. - STAMPA. - (2005), pp. 1-258.
special issue of BELGEO n. 1-2, Human mobility in a globalising world
MONTANARI, ARMANDO;
2005
Abstract
In a study carried out in 2000 for the European Commission it was calculated that immigration in the first years following accession could reach an annual flow of 335,00 which could be halved in approximately 10 years. However the flow would essentially be concentrated towards two countries: Germany and Austria. The fear of invasion is therefore widely exaggerated and the restriction of entries is economically short-sighted: Human mobility could be worth at least 0.2-0.3 % of the GDP and is therefore essential to the development of the destination territories and economies.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
