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Page 16
This hit southern Europeans hard and tended to divert them more to Latin
America and send the British more to their own colonies . The British Government
was , in any case , keen to encourage settlement in their Empire - preferably with
...
This hit southern Europeans hard and tended to divert them more to Latin
America and send the British more to their own colonies . The British Government
was , in any case , keen to encourage settlement in their Empire - preferably with
...
Page 64
And they can also change the balance between the two to suit contemporary
circumstances . The United Kingdom traditionally applied jus soli , but in a rather
vague way in that the qualifying “ place ” was extended to include British colonies
as ...
And they can also change the balance between the two to suit contemporary
circumstances . The United Kingdom traditionally applied jus soli , but in a rather
vague way in that the qualifying “ place ” was extended to include British colonies
as ...
Page 181
at least 45 per cent of the population considered itself to be of British origin ( or a
mixture of British and another nationality ) , 25 per cent said they were French ,
and 15 per cent said they were from elsewhere in Europe . People of African or ...
at least 45 per cent of the population considered itself to be of British origin ( or a
mixture of British and another nationality ) , 25 per cent said they were French ,
and 15 per cent said they were from elsewhere in Europe . People of African or ...
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| Title | The Work of Strangers: A Survey of International Labour Migration |
| Authors | Peter Stalker, International Labour Office |
| Editor | Oficina Internacional del Trabajo (Ginebra) |
| Contributors | International Labour Organization, Organisation internationale du travail |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | International Labour Office, 1994 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 30 Jul 2008 |
| ISBN | 922108521X, 9789221085218 |
| Length | 327 pages |
| Subjects | › Social Science / Emigration & Immigration |
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