Titlebook: Lebenslanges Lernen; Festschrift für Ludw Horst Albach,Walther Busse Colbe,Hermann Sabel Book 1978 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1978 Betri

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Erwin Grochlacale movements of population since the Second World War, creating ethnically diverse ‘multicultural’ societies. The concept of a post-industrial society has been widely used, for more than twenty years, to describe the rapidly changing characteristics of contemporary economic and social systems infl

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Alfred Herrhausenny to study the impact of the mass immigration of East Germans on housing rents in West German metropolitan areas. Using a spatial correlation approach, annual district-level migration data for 1991 and 1992 and unique rental price indicators from Germany’s major regional property market information

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Walter Cordesny to study the impact of the mass immigration of East Germans on housing rents in West German metropolitan areas. Using a spatial correlation approach, annual district-level migration data for 1991 and 1992 and unique rental price indicators from Germany’s major regional property market information

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nt which ensured racial and cultural homogeneity. The firm belief in ‘one country, one nation’, was achieved by a strong insistence on ‘a(chǎn)nglo-conformity’, embodying the cultural mores and national characteristics of the early settlers, the charter groups. This close link between immigration and sett

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Horst Burgardges relative to that of the native population and over time (Borjas, 1985, Chiswick, 1978, LaLonde and Topel, 1992). Relatively few studies have dealt directly with the question of the preservation and transferability of immigrants’ human capital. One such study is that of Friedberg (1991), which me

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Günter Schm?ldersexpensive housing. In past decades, manufacturing industries (i.e. textiles, metals) absorbed a large proportion of urban immigrants. These unionized industries offered immigrants an entry into the core sectors and provided them with the opportunity for political involvement (Merton, 1949; Shefter,