Migration Letters, Volume 5, No.1, April 2008

Migration Letters is a biannual international journal on migration issues with an interdisciplinary perspective. The breadth of topics ranges from internal migration to transnational mobility and from voluntary to forced migration. Migration Letters disseminate valuable research among academics, policy makers, and practitioners in the field of migration. Co-editors: I. Sirkeci, J. Cohen, E. Heikkila - www.migrationletters.com THIS ISSUE PRESENTS: Migration to Germany - VERWIEBE * The emergence of the Turkish-origin German voter - ECCARIUS-KELLY * Yearly quotas and country-reserved shares in Italian immigration - CUTTITTA * Turkish immigrants’ experiences of self-employment in Finland - WAHLBECK * Cross-country employment propensity of Finnish migrants - SAARELA & FINNÄS * The Impact of a Migration Shock on Tenant Satisfaction - JAMES & ZAHIROVIC-HERBERT