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emigration policy, unlike policy with regards to immigration, still needs refinement. Policy with regards to emigrants, just as in case of diaspora, is still to large extent theory-, rather than practice-oriented. The same is not true for the current immigration policy. Unlike previous programs, the current one implies not only assistance in settlement of immigrants and their integration into Belarusian society, but also a differentiated approach to migrants' categories, based on national interests. This means that, first of all, one of the measures is to develop target-oriented regional programs, aimed at migrant influx to the geographic areas experiencing workforce deficit. Second, preference is given to persons under the age of 40 and having higher or secondary education. Besides, the Department of Citizenship and Migration of the Ministry of Interior identified countries from where migration is desirable: Ukraine, Russia, Baltic and CIS countries with Russian-speaking population, as well as undesirable donor countries: Africa and most of South East Asia ; Consortium for Applied Research on International Migration (CARIM-East) is co-financed by the European University Institute and the European Union

Chapter 1: European Societies, EU Politics and Social In/Exclusions of minorities -- Chapter 2: Euro-/Refugee-/Security/Fragmentation/Environment/Corona-Crises: the new Europeanized 'normal'? -- Chapter 3: Identity Politics, Political Mobilization and Social In/Exclusions -- Chapter 4: The politics of in/exclusion in the EU: Gender and sexuality minorities -- Chapter 5: Political Mobilizations regarding gender & LGBT+: Spain, Sweden, Germany and Poland -- Chapter 6: The politics of in/exclusion in the EU: refugees and migrants' -- Chapter 7: Political Mobilizations regarding refugees and migrants: Spain, Sweden, Germany and Poland -- Chapter 8: Conclusion: Social In/Exclusions of minorities in an uncertain European future.

Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- 1. Prelude -- The First Generation of Italians in the United States -- Political Change and Social Chaos -- The Drivers of Mass Italian Emigration -- The Pull of New York City -- Early Immigration to the United States -- The Five Points District of New York -- An Act to Encourage Immigration -- 2. Deception -- "A Remarkable Swindle" -- "The Most Dreaded Characters" -- Prati and De Luca -- Deception and Death -- Joseph McDonnell, a Voice of Alarm -- Italy: Government and Press Reactions to the Swindle -- British Perspectives -- The Origin of the Swindle -- "The Slaves of the Harp" -- Consul General and Capo Padrone? -- The Rochas Agency and the National Steamship Company -- The Magnitude of the Swindle -- The Italian Exodus to South America -- To Argentina, Venezuela and Peru -- An International Network of Emigration Racketeers -- The Mezzogiorno Targeted for Fraud -- A Protective Society for Emigrants -- "Every Mother's Son of Them Able" -- The Gift of the Fabbri -- Growing Contention between Capital and Labor -- Italian Immigrants as Strikebreakers -- A Serviceable Ethnicity -- Labor Exchange for the Italian Emigration -- Frederick Guscetti's Italian Cooperative Laborers -- Deadly Reaction in Pennsylvania -- The Contract Labor System -- 3. Legacy -- Ongoing Frauds -- "In Every Village in Italy" -- A Shift in Exploitation -- "Railroad-Builder of To-day" -- An Act to End Contract Labor -- Carlo Barsotti's Ten Thousand Prepaid Tickets -- Toward a Tighter Immigration Act -- Carlo Barsotti: Editor, Banker and Labor Contractor -- Celso Cesare Moreno, Champion of Exploited Italian Immigrants -- Giovanni Martino, "The Sole Survivor of General Custer's Command" -- The Italian Sherlock Holmes -- Epilogue: Return to New York Harbor.

Israel, Zionism and the emigration anxiety -- Points of departure : the standard emigration story and queer Israeli emigrants -- The Israeli collective and emigration : left-wing queers and unbelonging -- The new Hebrew diaspora : queer Israeli emigrants in cyber space -- [queer] interruptions : the temporal regime of Israel and queer Israeli emigrants -- The queer act of emigration : avoidance and non-heroic political activism -- A queer way out : Israeli emigration and unheroic resistance to Zionism