International Migrations, Volume II: Interpretations

Walter F. Willcox

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Date: 1931
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to "International Migrations, Volume II: Interpretations" , pp 29-30

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Increase in the Population of the Earth and Its Continents since 1650 , pp 31-82

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Immigration into the United States , pp 83-122

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Canada , pp 123-142

R. H. Coats

Argentina , pp 143-160

Alejandro E. Bunge and Carlos Garcia Mata

Brazil , pp 161-168

Douglas O. Naylor

Australia - Its Immigrant Population , pp 169-178

E. T. McPhee

New Zealand - External Migration , pp 179-200

D. J. Cruickshank

Migratory Movements between France and Foreign Lands , pp 201-236

Henri Bunle

Emigration from Great Britain , pp 237-260

C. E. Snow

Irish Emigration , pp 261-282

D. A. E. Harkness

Migration Statistics of Denmark, Norway and Sweden , pp 283-312

Adolph Jensen

Migration Across the Frontiers of Germany , pp 313-389

F. Burgdorfer

Austria , pp 390-410

Felix Klezl

Hungarian Migration of Modern Times , pp 411-439

Gustav Thirring

Italian Migration Movements, 1876 to 1926 , pp 440-470

Anna Maria Ratti

International Migration of the Jews , pp 471-520

Liebmann Hersch

Emigration from and Immigration into Russia , pp 521-580

V. V. Obolensky-Ossinsky

Critique of the Official Statistics of Mexican Migration to and from the United States , pp 581-590

Paul S. Taylor

Indian Migration , pp 591-616

G. Findlay Shirras

International Migration of the Japanese , pp 617-636

Yamato Ichihashi

Appendices to "International Migrations, Volume II: Interpretations" , pp 637-658

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Bibliography , pp 659-672

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