Titlebook: Immigration Policies and the Global Competition for Talent; Lucie Cerna Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 OEC

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Measuring High-Skilled Immigration PoliciesCD countries based on the index. Since an explanation of the variation in the openness of countries’ legislative high-skilled immigration policies is sought, a ranking of these policies is required. There is no such data available, so the index is constructed to fill this data gap. It provides a sna

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The French State and (Silent) Labour Market Actorsrelations. Even though interest groups, such as unions and employers’ associations, are consulted, the state has played a prominent role in immigration decision-making. Employers’ associations have had better access to the state than unions, but they have been less vocal about policy liberalisation

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Political Representation of High-Skilled Workerses, as well as the links between labour market actors and political parties. The chapter provides a comparative analysis between the case studies in terms of political representation. The countries display different degrees of representation of (high-skilled) actors and hence high-skilled immigratio

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Concluding Remarks and Policy Implicationsphasises some of the opportunities and challenges high-skilled immigration presents for countries. In addition, the chapter discusses several policy implications that flow from the research. For instance, governments are increasingly under pressure as the competition for ‘the best and brightest’ is

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