SECTION I: A PSYCHOLOGY OF IMMIGRATION. Psychological Perspectives on Immigration ( Victoria M. Esses, Kay Deaux, Richard N. Lalonde, and Rupert Brown). Understanding Immigrants' Experiences: Reflections on Ken Dion's Research Contributions ( Karen Kisiel Dion). SECTION II: THE HOST PERSPECTIVE. Speaking Out on Immigration Policy in Australia: Identity Threat and the Interplay of Own Opinion and Public Opinion ( Winnifred R. Louis, Julie M.

Duck, Deborah J. Terry, and Richard N. Lalonde). How Ideological Attitudes Predict Host Society Members' Attitudes toward Immigrants: Exploring Cross-National Differences ( J. Christopher Cohrs and Monika Stelzl). Who We Are and Who Can Join Us: National Identity Content and Entry Criteria for New Immigrants ( Samuel Pehrson and Eva G. T. Green).

SECTION III: THE IMMIGRANT PERSPECTIVE. Migrating to Opportunities: How Family Migration Motivations Shape Academic Trajectories among Newcomer Immigrant Youth ( Carolin Hagelskamp, Carola Suarez-Orozco, and Diane Hughes). "To See Ourselves as Others See Us": On the Implications of Reflected Appraisals for Ethnic Identity and Discrimination ( Kimberly A. Noels, Peter A. Leavitt, and Richard Clement). Political Mobilization of Dutch Muslims: Religious Identity Salience, Goal Framing, and Normative Constraints ( Karen Phalet, Gulseli Baysu, and Maykel Verkuyten). SECTION IV: COMBINING PERSPECTIVES. Acculturation in Multiple Host Community Settings ( Richard Y.

Bourhis, Elisa Montaruli, Shaha El-Geledi, Simon-Pierre Harvey, and Genevieve Barrette). Prejudice among Peruvians and Chileans as a Function of Identity, Intergroup Contact, Acculturation Preferences, and Intergroup Emotions ( Roberto Gonzalez, David Sirlopu, and Thomas Kessler). SECTION V: REFLECTIONS ON POLICY. Psychological Research and Immigration Policy ( Marc Wills).