Immigration and the Social Contract : The Implosion of Western Societies Book

	List of contributors
	Figures and tables
	Acknowledgements
	Foreword
Pt. 1	Understanding the United States' immigration problem	1
1	End of the migration epoch? Time for a new paradigm	3
2	The social and economic origins of immigration	22
3	Immigration and integration: Challenges for the 1990s	27
4	Population growth and the American future: A lost opportunity	35
5	The administration of U.S. immigration policy: Time for another change	44
6	Immigration: No. 1 in U.S. growth	52
Pt. 2	The costs of immigration to the United States	57
7	Where are all of these poor people coming from?	59
8	Immigration and African Americans	66
9	The impact of immigration on the social security system	71
10	The high cost of immigration to New York State	78
11	Welfare costs for immigrants	81
12	Immigration and crime	95
13	The Nigerian crime network: Feasting on America's innocence and slipshod ID system	109
Pt. 3	Immigration, multiculturalism and the breakdown of nations	115
14	Does the nation-state exist?	117
15	Immigrationism, racism and moral monopoly	126
16	Multiculturalism defined seven ways	133
17	Multicultural America, multicultural world	136
18	The problem of defining borders in western democracies	142
19	Universalist intentions, particularist outcomes	157
20	Canada's converging crises	163
21	The Yugoslav tragedy: Why multicultural societies are unlikely to work	170
Pt. 4	Changing places, changing faces: Demographic warfare?	177
22	The racial and ethnic transformation of the U.S.	179
23	From MexAmerica to Aztlan	182
24	The Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo: Truth and consequences	191
25	Funding "demographic warfare"	194
26	"We shall overwhelm"	202
27	An interview with Jean Raspail	207
28	The Camp of the Saints	213
29	Warnings of weakness and white western suicide	217
30	Raising the national question	221
31	Brimelow drops "the big one"	228
32	Om mane padme hum: Tibet and the final solution	232
	Index	235