Titlebook: European Emigration Overseas Past and Future; H. A. Citroen Book 1951 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1951 Europe.migration.orga

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26164-4ry, scientific progress brought about a sharp decrease in infant mortality, with a corresponding increase in the excess of births over deaths. Consequently, the population of Europe increased from 187 million in 1800 to 401 million in 1900. Simultaneously, progress in all the sciences, and the appli

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4790-0s financial assistance of 18 governments, has fulfilled a great humanitarian task, the migration operations of the IRO constitute a land mark in the history of international migration, and are therefore of particular relevance to our subject.

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,Lösung konstruktiver Aufgaben,the second World War, which has been described in Chapter IV, continues to be a menace for Europe’s political stability. Although most countries have done their utmost to integrate into their economies as great a number as possible of the refugees and expellees from among their own nationals, who ha

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Ionenerzeugung mit dem Hochspannungsfunken,gh the benefits which these countries have derived from emigration in the past is widely recognized. This attitude appears in many cases to be based on political considerations rather than on purely objective reasonings. There is no doubt but that political issues are inevitably involved in large-sc

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Zusammenfassung zentraler Ergebnisse,almost automatic increase in the number of emigrants (see page 6). Under present economic conditions, it would be irrealistic to assume that shipping costs could undergo changes in any way comparable to those which occurred in the early days of this century. The crucial obstacle therefore which will

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Intestinal-neurotische Symptomenkomplexe many people are inclined to believe that Europe’s present excess population problem could be solved if all barriers to migration were abolished, and if the stream of migrants was once more allowed to flow freely. Others hold the view that migration is no longer a solution, and that plans for increa

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