LATIN AMERICAN IMMIGRATION TO SPAIN.
On the whole, Latin American migration currently represents the highest percentage of migration into the Spanish state. This situation results from a series of factors, combined in both the points of origin and destination, and relating to the economic policies of the emitting and receiving countrie...
| Published in: | Cultural Studies Vol. 26; no. 6; pp. 814 - 842 |
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Nov2012
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