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	Clearly, international migration fits extremely well with the logic of global- ization. This is why control strategies based on an older national logic are likely to fail. Migrants have in a sense always moved in what Thomas Faist calls ‘transnational social space’ (Faist, 2000), but under conditions of global- ization it becomes increasingly easy for them to do so. This is the context for understanding likely future developments.		Clearly, international migration fits extremely well with the logic of global- ization. This is why control strategies based on an older national logic are likely to fail. Migrants have in a sense always moved in what Thomas Faist calls ‘transnational social space’ (Faist, 2000), but under conditions of global- ization it becomes increasingly easy for them to do so. This is the context for understanding likely future developments.

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