Immigration in an Increasingly Globalized World
Immigration in an Increasingly Globalized World
This concluding chapter examines the implications of the book's argument about immigration policy and globalization for other areas of international relations, including the study of international political economy, migration around the world, and the shape of the international system and foreign policy. It first considers open economy politics (OEP) in relation to how different forms of economic openness affect one another before discussing firm heterogeneity, the race to the bottom argument, and whether low-skill immigration will become as open as it was in the nineteenth century owing to technological developments. It also explores international cooperation on migration, climate change migration, the politics of internal migration, and other international issues such as the integration of the European Union, democratization and the quality of democracy, and immigration externalities and foreign intervention.
Keywords: immigration policy, globalization, international political economy, migration, foreign policy, open economy politics, low-skill immigration, climate change migration, internal migration, European Union
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