The eight essays comprising this interdisciplinary volume examine the international immigration of labor power from developing countries to developed, high per-capita-income countries such as Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, or Canada. The authors also consider the racial discrimination against immigrants in their new host society resulting from this globalization of labor power.
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B. S. Bolaria, Professor of Sociology, University of Saskatchewan. Rosemary Bolaria, Research Officer, Saskatchewan Institute on Prevention of Handicaps.
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