Detlef Mader Biogeography and Migration of the Mud-Dauber

In ‘Part IV: Returns, Reunions, and Rituals,’ Michelle Joan Wilkinson (United States), Maria del Pilar Kaladeen (United Kingdom), and Maya Mackrandilal (United States) write

The data do support the hypothesis that, for areas of net in- migration and low fertility levels, the shares of the labor-force age groups should be higher than the

There were particu- larly high migration gains in the sixties and the beginning of the seventies in the large urban areas of Hamburg, Dfisseldorf, Cologne-Bonn,

Although much of the Commission's attention was directed at national population growth and its consequences, for its research report, Population , Distribution ,

The images of Europe and the migration process derive from and are perpetuated by information from various sources, some of which the potential migrants are aware, like mass

These assumptions on overall fertility level in the EU countries in hand with the changing population composition by educational attainment (increasing due to the assumed

The complexity of migration processes comes from the interaction of economic, demographic, and other social factors, which co-determine the size, age structure, and skill level

This section will first deal with potential ethnic migration within Eastern Europe and from Eastern Europe to other parts of the world, and then discuss future economic