Titlebook: European Economic Community Migrations; Anthony Trawick Bouscaren Book 1969 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1969 Europe.Immigrati

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Conclusions,ame time the volume of overseas emigration is decreasing. Migration statistics are inaccurate and not comparable. Nevertheless, an attempt has been made to estimate roughly the total number of migrants (workers and family members) living in Europe. The result, which is approximate, shows that in 196

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,Die Rolle der ?ffentlichen Haushalte,he Treaty of Rome (March 25, 1957) which created the EEC provides a basis for equal pay for men and women, overtime pay, paid vacations and social services. High employment is ensured through the free movement of labor, investment in retraining and relocation of workers, and aids to economic develop

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Markus Juppe,Diane Robers,Frank Walthes1964, was marked by an almost constant growth, 1959 being an exception. The number of such permits rose from 241, 379 in 1958 to 827, 646 in 1964. As the economic development of all members except Italy led to labor shortages, recourse to non-national workers increased.

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Zusammenfassung der Ergebnisse,ration has helped to make up the imbalance in population between France and her neighbors. It was estimated in 1940 that 15 percent of the French people were the descendants of immigrants who had arrived in the preceding decades. Today, out of a population of 50 million, foreigners represent 6 perce