4 / 1993
Janez Malačič
Demographic Transition, Emigration and Long-Term Economic Development: Countries with the Highest Emigration in EuropeIn the paper demographic transition, emigration and long-term economic development with special reference to the countries with the highest emigration in Europe is analysed. Special attention is devoted to the connections between the process of demographic transition and overseas emigration and to the importance of long-term economic development for migrations. European countries with the highest emigration are divided into two groups of old and new emigration during the period 1800-1940. Notwithstanding the division Europe was characterized by the mass overseas emigration during the period. European experience shows that long-term economic development, modernization and social advancement have transformed a great majority of European countries into the countries of immigration. Emigrations from Europe gained momentum only if a certain level of development had been achieved. In many European countries rural-urban migrations preceded the emigration abroad and skilled workers represented a significant proportion of emigrants.
4 / 1993
Janez Malačič
Demographic Transition, Emigration and Long-Term Economic Development: Countries with the Highest Emigration in EuropeIn the paper demographic transition, emigration and long-term economic development with special reference to the countries with the highest emigration in Europe is analysed. Special attention is devoted to the connections between the process of demographic transition and overseas emigration and to the importance of long-term economic development for migrations. European countries with the highest emigration are divided into two groups of old and new emigration during the period 1800-1940. Notwithstanding the division Europe was characterized by the mass overseas emigration during the period. European experience shows that long-term economic development, modernization and social advancement have transformed a great majority of European countries into the countries of immigration. Emigrations from Europe gained momentum only if a certain level of development had been achieved. In many European countries rural-urban migrations preceded the emigration abroad and skilled workers represented a significant proportion of emigrants.
4 / 1993
Janja Žitnik Serafin
Discussions - Nekaj izhodišč za prihodnje raziskave slovenske izseljenske književnostiThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Janja Žitnik Serafin
Discussions - Nekaj izhodišč za prihodnje raziskave slovenske izseljenske književnostiThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Breda Čebulj Sajko
Discussions - Konkretno o ohranjanju in urejanju izseljenskega arhivskega gradivaThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Breda Čebulj Sajko
Discussions - Konkretno o ohranjanju in urejanju izseljenskega arhivskega gradivaThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Milica Trebše-Štolfa
Discussions - Evidentiranje arhivskega gradiva pri društvih slovenskih izseljencevThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Milica Trebše-Štolfa
Discussions - Evidentiranje arhivskega gradiva pri društvih slovenskih izseljencevThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Barbara Suša
Discussions - Pogledi na književnost Slovencev v AvstralijiThe discussion was published in Slovene language.
4 / 1993
Barbara Suša
Discussions - Pogledi na književnost Slovencev v AvstralijiThe discussion was published in Slovene language.