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Beginning in the late 1950s , so many laborers began to migrate to Western
Europe as temporary workers ; economic migration began to surpass the refugee
movements of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries . Between 1961
and ...
Beginning in the late 1950s , so many laborers began to migrate to Western
Europe as temporary workers ; economic migration began to surpass the refugee
movements of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries . Between 1961
and ...
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Later , Turkey was included in “ Europe , ” but beginning in 1971 Turkey was
moved into the “ Asia ” category where it has remained . * * Country of Birth ( COB
) is different from Country of Last Residence ( COLR ) . There are significant ...
Later , Turkey was included in “ Europe , ” but beginning in 1971 Turkey was
moved into the “ Asia ” category where it has remained . * * Country of Birth ( COB
) is different from Country of Last Residence ( COLR ) . There are significant ...
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Some countries , such as those in North America and Europe , receive
immigrants , but others both send migrants and act as transit countries . For
example , there are immigrants in Turkey , some temporarily , while about 5
million Turks live ...
Some countries , such as those in North America and Europe , receive
immigrants , but others both send migrants and act as transit countries . For
example , there are immigrants in Turkey , some temporarily , while about 5
million Turks live ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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