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Economic Integration and Migration: The Mexico-US Case

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Publisher:: UNU-WIDER
Series:: WIDER Discussion Paper
Volume:: 2003/35
Title:: Economic Integration and Migration: The Mexico-US Case
Authors:: Philip Martin
Publication date:: 2003
ISBN Printed:: 929190452X
ISBN Web:: 9291904538
ISBN 13 Print:: 9789291904525
ISBN 13 Web:: 9789291904532
Copyright holder:: © UNU-WIDER
Copyright year:: 2003
Keywords:: Mexico-US migration, international migration
JEL:: F22, R23
Project:: Refugees, International Migration and Poverty
Format:: online and printed copies