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Monografie se zaměřuje na popis a hodnocení historických kořenů a současných trendů blízkovýchodní a středomořské migrace. Hlavní pozornost je věnována čtyřem oblastem: Maghribu, Egyptu, Mašriku a zemím Zálivu. Tato problematika je jedním z klíčových témat barcelonského euro-středomořského partnerství.
Obsah:
1. Maghreb Migration 
Decline of Migration to Europe in the 1970s and 1980s 
Policies of the Maghreb Countries concerning International Migration 
Migration Policy of Maghreb Countries 
Economic Dependence of Demographic Growth 
Present Migration Movement 
Maghreb Migration to Italy 
Magreb migrants in France 
Morrocan migrants in Spain 
African Migration to Morocco 
Libya and Its Problems with Sub-Saharan African Migration 
Maghreb Migration to the Arab Countries 
Money Transfers Sent by Maghreb Guest Workers to Their Home Countries 
Migration Policy of the EU Countries Towards the Maghreb 
Maghreb Migration in the Globalized World 
Demographic Prospects 
Migration and Security Concerns 
2. Egypt – The Principal Source of Arab Migration 
Demographic Trends 
History of Egyptian Migration 
Analysis of Temporary Labour Migration 
Money Transfers by Egyptian Labourers 
Foreign and Domestic Events that had an Important Effect on Migration Flows to and from Egypt 
Social Integration of Egyptian Guest Workers 
Internal Migration 
Conclusions 
3. Emigration Dynamics in the Levant Countries 
Characteristics of the Region 
History and Tradition of Migration 
Regional Migration Stimuli 
Emigration Processes in Jordan 
Palestinian Migration and Refugees 
Lebanon 
Syria 
Internal Migration 
Migration Policies of Individual Countries 
Lebanon and Money Transfers from Emigrants 
4. International Migration and Changing Workforce Structure in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries 
History of Migration 
First Migration Phase 
Second Migration Phase 
Third Migration Phase 
Current Change in the Structure of Domestic and Non-domestic Labour 
Yemeni Migration 
Iraq and Key Migration Developments 
Kurdish Migration 
Conclusion 
The Czech Republic and Arab Migration 
Bibliography 
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