Decoding Migration Policy: Determinants of Immigration Rules for Workers in Low-Skilled Jobs
暫譯: 解碼移民政策：低技能工作者移民規則的決定因素

Name: Decoding Migration Policy: Determinants of Immigration Rules for Workers in Low-Skilled Jobs
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Author: Görg, Anna-Christine
ISBN: 3658508604

Görg, Anna-Christine

出版商: Springer vs
出版日期: 2026-02-14
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語言: 英文
頁數: 367
裝訂: Quality Paper - also called trade paper
ISBN: 3658508604
ISBN-13: 9783658508609
相關分類: 管理與領導 Management-leadership

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商品描述

This book examines the determinants of immigration policy for workers in low-skilled jobs (LILSO) in democratic states. It moves beyond conventional economic explanations of migration policy and explores the complex interplay of political, historical, institutional, and social factors that shape labor immigration regulations. Key themes include: - The role of institutions and historical contexts in shaping long-term migration policy trends. - The political and social conditions that lead to policy changes beyond economic drivers. - The interaction between stable institutional frameworks and short-term political and societal shifts. Methodologically, it employs Fuzzy Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis (fsQCA), a case-oriented approach that allows for the identification of complex causal patterns and multiple pathways leading to similar policy outcomes. By studying nearly 30 democratic countries and over 80 immigration policy reforms between 1990 and 2019, the book presents a comparative analysis of migration regulation types and the policy shifts that occur under different economic and political conditions.

商品描述(中文翻譯)

本書探討民主國家中低技能工作者移民政策的決定因素（LILSO）。它超越了傳統的經濟解釋，探索塑造勞動移民法規的政治、歷史、制度和社會因素之間的複雜相互作用。主要主題包括：
- 制度和歷史背景在塑造長期移民政策趨勢中的角色。
- 促使政策變化的政治和社會條件，超越經濟驅動因素。
- 穩定的制度框架與短期政治和社會變遷之間的互動。

在方法論上，本書採用模糊集質性比較分析（Fuzzy Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis, fsQCA），這是一種案例導向的方法，能夠識別複雜的因果模式和導致相似政策結果的多條路徑。通過研究近30個民主國家及1990年至2019年間超過80項移民政策改革，本書提供了對不同經濟和政治條件下移民法規類型及政策變遷的比較分析。

作者簡介

Anna-Christine Görg is a research associate at the Social Sciences Institute of the University of Hildesheim, Germany. Her research focuses on migration and asylum, migration policy discourses, complexity in democracies, and comparative policy analysis with a regional emphasis on Central and Eastern Europe; methodologically, she works with approaches such as Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) and text-as-data methods.