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The Economic Impact of Immigrationby Professor Robert Rowthorn, Economics Faculty, University of Cambridge Publisher: Civitas Online Report (April 2004) Do We Need Mass Immigration?by Anthony Browne Publisher: Civitas: Institute for the Study of Civil Society (2002) This is an excellent book and its format makes it very useful for journalists, researchers or anyone engaged in the immigration debate. Each chapter takes a particular argument of the mass immigration propagandists and counters it forensically. Very highly recommended. BUY THE BOOK ONLINE - Price €9.18 (£6.18) Welcome to the Asylum - Immigration and Asylum in the UKby Harriet Sergeant (Centre for Policy Studies) This very informative book, as its title indicates, is an exposé of the "institutional madness which is the immigration and asylum system in the UK" The essay "The Guarded Palace" in "On the Eve of the Millennium"by Conor Cruise O’Brien This essay faces up honestly to the "invasion" of Europe from the East and from the South and invites us all to face it honestly Dear Mama… An African Refugee Writes Homeby Abel Ugba Publisher: Minerva Press (1999) This is a thinly-fictionalised work based on the experiences of the author as an asylum-seeker in Europe. Paul Cullen, reviewing it in the Irish Times, called it a "warts-and-all" account of the "asylum game", the rules of which, he acknowledges can be summarised as: say nothing, but if you do talk, lie. It would, as Cullen says, "make the hair stand up on the back of a Department of Justice official's neck". It should do the same to anyone who cares about the future of Ireland. |
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