Reyneri E
J Ethn Migr Stud. 1998 Apr;24(2):313-31. doi: 10.1080/1369183X.1998.9976635.
"As three mass legalisations have revealed, migrants in Italy were predominantly staying on without a permit and without being entitled to pursue regular work. It was further uncovered that many legal migrants carried out unregistered work in agriculture, building, housekeeping, street trading, small manufacturing firms and within urban services.... Migratory chains transmit an image of Italy being a country where it is easy to stay and to earn an income, even in the absence of a permit to stay and the presence of a significant underground economy means that Italy exerts a particular pull effect on those migrants more prone to accepting irregular conditions."
正如三次大规模合法化所显示的那样,意大利的移民主要是在没有许可且无权从事正规工作的情况下滞留。进一步发现,许多合法移民在农业、建筑、家政、街头贸易、小型制造企业和城市服务业中从事未注册的工作……移民链传递出一种形象,即意大利是一个即使没有居留许可也很容易滞留并赚取收入的国家,而且大量地下经济的存在意味着意大利对那些更倾向于接受非正规条件的移民具有特别的吸引力。