After arriving in Argentina during the period between the two world wars and after World War Two, Slovene emigrants, unless they were highly sought-after skilled craftsmen, technicians or had a university education, were forced to take any job they were offered and start on the lowest rung of the social ladder. To prevent their children from having to start their careers in the same way that they had had to, they strove for, and continue to strive for, their professional education. These efforts have been highly successful. Among the postwar political emigrants alone, more than 700 people graduated from university over a period of 48 years, after arriving in Argentina.

After arriving in Argentina during the period between the two world wars and after World War Two, Slovene emigrants, unless they were highly sought-after skilled craftsmen, technicians or had a university education, were forced to take any job they were offered and start on the lowest rung of the social ladder. To prevent their children from having to start their careers in the same way that they had had to, they strove for, and continue to strive for, their professional education. These efforts have been highly successful. Among the postwar political emigrants alone, more than 700 people graduated from university over a period of 48 years, after arriving in Argentina.

A contrastive overview of the emigration legislation in the period of liberalism with regard to the socio-economic and legal-philosophical backgrounds and the changed attitude of the state towards the emigration phenomenon with a consequential transition from the repressive treatment of the problem to a social and protectionist one. The development, the common content and technical characteristics of regulatory arrangements as well as their peculiarities in view of the circumstances and the emigration policies of individual countries are outlined.

A contrastive overview of the emigration legislation in the period of liberalism with regard to the socio-economic and legal-philosophical backgrounds and the changed attitude of the state towards the emigration phenomenon with a consequential transition from the repressive treatment of the problem to a social and protectionist one. The development, the common content and technical characteristics of regulatory arrangements as well as their peculiarities in view of the circumstances and the emigration policies of individual countries are outlined.

The book review was written in Slovene laguage

The book review was written in Slovene laguage

The book review was written in Slovene laguage.

The book review was written in Slovene laguage.

The book review was written in Slovene language.

The book review was written in Slovene language.