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European CommissionOccasional Paper 60, Volume IBibliographic ReferencesBackground papersAITA, Samir (2009): “Labour Markets Performance and Migration Flows in Syria”, NationalBackground Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute,Florence, mimeo.BOUKLIA-HASSAN, Rafik, and Fatiha TALAHITE (2009): “Labour Markets Performance andMigration Flows in Algeria”, National Background Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for AdvancedStudies, European University Institute, Florence, mimeo. In French.CHAABAN, Jad (2009): “Labour Markets Performance and Migration Flows in Lebanon”, NationalBackground Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute,Florence, mimeo.JAIDI, Larabi (2009): “Labour Markets Performance and Migration Flows in Morocco”, NationalBackground Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute,Florence, mimeo. In French.KHAWAJA, Mustapha, and Mohammad OMARI (2009): “Labour Markets Performance andMigration Flows in Palestine”, National Background Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for AdvancedStudies, European University Institute, Florence, mimeo.MAHJOUB, Azzam (2009): “Labour Markets Performance and Migration Flows in Tunisia”, NationalBackground Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute,Florence, mimeo. In French.MARCHETTA, Francesca (2009): “The Impact of Migration on the Labour Markets in ArabMediterranean Countries”, Thematic Background Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for AdvancedStudies, European University Institute, Florence, mimeo.SAIF, Ibrahim, and Thoraya EL-RAYYES (2009): “Labour Markets Performance and MigrationFlows in Jordan”, National Background Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies,European University Institute, Florence, mimeo.VENTURINI, Alessandra, Tamirace FAKHOURY and Nathalie JOUANT (2009): “EU MigrationPolicy Towards Arab Mediterranean Countries and its Impact on Their Labour Markets”, ThematicBackground Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute,Florence, mimeo.WAHBA, Jackline (2009): “Labour Markets Performance and Migration Flows in Egypt”, NationalBackground Paper, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute,Florence, mimeo.102
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