La política española de inmigración y los intereses económicos de España en el extranjero
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Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México
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A partir de la década de 1990 España comienza a perfilarse como un país de inmigración, de forma que, considerando los 15 países de la Unión Europea, en el año 2008 España es el que registra un mayor número de extranjeros. La importancia creciente de España como destino de las migraciones internacionales fue utilizada por el gobierno español para diseñar una política migratoria que favoreció la internacionalización de las empresas españolas. Durante el periodo 2000-2005, la política migratoria facilitó la llegada de latinoamericanos al territorio español y, al mismo tiempo, la entrada de Inversión Extranjera Directa española en América Latina. Poste-riormente, a partir del año 2006, la política migratoria se centró en la externalización del control de los flujos a través de la firma de acuerdos migratorios con diferentes países africanos que, como contrapartida, vieron incrementada la Ayuda Oficial al Desarrollo española en sus países.
In the 1990s Spain emerged as an immigration country, becoming in 2008 the second country with the highest number of foreigners in the 15-member European Union. The increasing impor-tance of Spain as the destination for international migrations was used by the Spanish govern-ment to design a migration policy that favoured the internationalization of Spanish companies. During the period 2000-2005, the migration policy facilitated the entrance of Latin Americans to the Spanish territory and, simultaneously, the entrance of Spanish Foreign Direct Investment in Latin America. Subsequently, since 2006, the migration policy focused on the externalisation of the control of migration flows through the signature of migration agreements with different African countries where the Official Development Assistance was increased.
In the 1990s Spain emerged as an immigration country, becoming in 2008 the second country with the highest number of foreigners in the 15-member European Union. The increasing impor-tance of Spain as the destination for international migrations was used by the Spanish govern-ment to design a migration policy that favoured the internationalization of Spanish companies. During the period 2000-2005, the migration policy facilitated the entrance of Latin Americans to the Spanish territory and, simultaneously, the entrance of Spanish Foreign Direct Investment in Latin America. Subsequently, since 2006, the migration policy focused on the externalisation of the control of migration flows through the signature of migration agreements with different African countries where the Official Development Assistance was increased.
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Verdugo-Matés, R. (2017). La política española de inmigración y los intereses económicos de España en el extranjero. Papeles De Población, 23(93), 127-150. Consultado de https://rppoblacion.uaemex.mx/article/view/9099
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https://doi.org/10.22185/24487147.2017.93.024Sponsors
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© 2017 Rosa María Verdugo-Matés. Esta obra está bajo licencia internacional Creative Commons Reconocimiento-NoComercial-SinObrasDerivadas 4.0



