“Crossroads is an ambitious and indispensable resource for investigating the most pressing questions pertaining to the conceptualization, measurement, dimensions, and taxonomy of immigration regimes worldwide. Its depth and intellectual sophistication make it heads and shoulders above everything that has preceded it. Simply put, it is a book whose time has come.”
Anthony M. Messina
John R. Reitemeyer Professor of Political Science
Trinity College
“Kudos to Gest and Boucher. Crossroads is a unique book that studies immigration policy with global scope. It is an instant point of reference for researchers and provides the public sector with a cogent assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of seven models of immigration governance. Few books so well serve the interests of academics and policymakers alike.”
Susan L. Martin
Donald G. Herzberg Professor Emerita in International Migration
Georgetown University