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FOCUS ON IRELAND AND SWEDEN
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This 13-page paper tries to support the hypothesis that the larger the welfare state, the larger the immigrant population of a particular country. The two countries discussed are Sweden and Ireland. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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immigrants when they move from their own home country to another host country. In the American media, for example, there are constant outcries when it comes to immigration; the fact
that immigrants only come here because of the social services, the fact that immigrants take away jobs from the natives, and so on.
But in comparison to the United States, both Ireland and Sweden are highly socialized countries, countries whose governments provide more for citizens and immigrants. The question we need to
ask ourselves here, therefore, is whether or not nations with highly structured socialized systems tend to attract more immigrants than those that dont have highly structured systems.
In this paper, well try to compare Sweden, which is known for a very strong socialized state, and Ireland, which has a socialized state, but
a smaller one. Its hoped that, in comparing the two of these nations, we can come to some kind of conclusion as it pertains to social welfare and its appeal
for immigrants. But before beginning, we need to note that there is not a great deal of literature out there when it
comes to immigration and socialized states, in other words, whether immigrants will go to a particular country because of its social system. There is a great deal of literature, of
course, on U.S. immigration -- but because immigration, in general, is still so new to European countries, there is not much. Therefore, we will have to determine what literature is
out there and see if it can apply both to Ireland and Sweden in this particular situation. Research: Immigration and Welfare
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