Edited by Colin Holmes, formerly Professor of History, University of Sheffield, UK

’By bringing together these articles in a coherent structure this volume is a useful addition to the specialist’s bookshelf as well as the undergraduates reading list. The editor Colin Holmes provides a useful introduction and overview of the work’s main themes that are split into four sections -- general theories of migration, an historical overview of groups involved, a tentative engagement with neglected groups and the reactions of receiving societies. . . . Students and researchers alike will be able to gain much from this collection bringing together as it does a wide selection of material.’- Alexander Peach, Immigrants and Minorities

• Contents: Acknowledgements Introduction Volume I: Part I: General Studies Part II: Historical Overview Part III: Neglected Groups Part IV: Hostility • Volume II: Part I: New Lives in New Environments Part II: Comparative Perspectives Part III: Links with the Past and the Road Home Part IV: The Future History of Migration

Edited by Colin Holmes, formerly Professor of History, University of Sheffield, UK

’By bringing together these articles in a coherent structure this volume is a useful addition to the specialist’s bookshelf as well as the undergraduates reading list. The editor Colin Holmes provides a useful introduction and overview of the work’s main themes that are split into four sections -- general theories of migration, an historical overview of groups involved, a tentative engagement with neglected groups and the reactions of receiving societies. . . . Students and researchers alike will be able to gain much from this collection bringing together as it does a wide selection of material.’- Alexander Peach, Immigrants and Minorities

• Contents: Acknowledgements Introduction Volume I: Part I: General Studies Part II: Historical Overview Part III: Neglected Groups Part IV: Hostility • Volume II: Part I: New Lives in New Environments Part II: Comparative Perspectives Part III: Links with the Past and the Road Home Part IV: The Future History of Migration

Edited by Colin Holmes, formerly Professor of History, University of Sheffield, UK

’By bringing together these articles in a coherent structure this volume is a useful addition to the specialist’s bookshelf as well as the undergraduates reading list. The editor Colin Holmes provides a useful introduction and overview of the work’s main themes that are split into four sections -- general theories of migration, an historical overview of groups involved, a tentative engagement with neglected groups and the reactions of receiving societies. . . . Students and researchers alike will be able to gain much from this collection bringing together as it does a wide selection of material.’- Alexander Peach, Immigrants and Minorities

• Contents: Acknowledgements Introduction Volume I: Part I: General Studies Part II: Historical Overview Part III: Neglected Groups Part IV: Hostility • Volume II: Part I: New Lives in New Environments Part II: Comparative Perspectives Part III: Links with the Past and the Road Home Part IV: The Future History of Migration