Germany for the Germans?: Political Effects of International Migration (Contributions in Political Science) by Wesley D. Chapin - 1997

Greenwood Press. New with no dust jacket. 1997. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. 0313302588 . Contributions in Political Science #381; 171 pages .

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New. Migration's impact on German society has been dramatic. Indeed, key political events in modern German history cannot be fully understood without reference to migration's influence. Domestic and international affairs were greatly affected by the millions of ethnic Germans who were either expelled from the homelands or arrived as refugees during and after the Second World War. The construction (and later the fall) of the Berlin Wall would not have occurred without the massive emigration of refugees from the German Democratic Republic. And without the Wall, there would have been less reason for the recruitment of millions of non-German guestworkers. Their presence, along with the massive influx of asylum seekers, has lately fueled the anger of the New Right. The continued presence, then, of a large, permanent, and unintegrated foreign population; escalating violence between foreign groups; and the lack of a comprehensive migration policy assure that immigration will remain a key issue in… Read More

Hardback. New. Indeed, key political events in modern German history cannot be fully understood without reference to migration's influence. and the lack of a comprehensive migration policy assure that immigration will remain a key issue in German, and hence, European politics.

Greenwood Press, 1997. Hardcover. New. 167 pages. 9.75x6.50x0.75 inches.