Emigration from Northern, Central and Southern Europe: Theoretical and Methodological Principles of Research

Emigration from Northern, Central and Southern Europe: Theoretical and Methodological Principles of Research - Praca Zbiorowa

CONTENTS: The Process of Overseas Migration from East-Central Europe: Its Period, Cycles and Characteristics: A Comparative Study / Theory of Integration and Disintegration as the Adequate Theoretical Framework for Ethnic Studies / Problems of Editing and Interpreting Immigrant Letters / Oral History and the Study of Finnish Oversea Migration / Methodological Questions on the Reliability of American Statistics of Mother Tongue for Immigrants from Austria-Hungary / Selected Methodological Problems Found in the Literature on the Polish Ethnic Group in the United States / Swedish and Scandinavian Emigration to America: Some Findings from the Work of the Uppsala Group / Emigration from Poland to America: A Historian's View / Emigration from II Polish Republic to America on Background of Employment Seeking Emigration Process from Poland: Number and Structures / Problems of Studying the History of Czech Mass Emigration to the Americas / Slovak Emigration to North America in Historical Perspective / Emigrants from Slovakia: Immigrants to Canada as an Object of Historical Research / Review of the Research Work and Literature on Croatian Emigration and Emigrants from the 19th Century to WWI / The Significance of the Regional Aspect of Emigration: The Example of Yugoslavia / Ships and Passengers in Emigration from Italy to the US: 1800-1900 / Migration as a Research Tool and a Study Object per se: Summary of a Text Commenting upon Some Recent Scandinavian Studies / Migrations of National Groups as an Element of the Urbanization Process / Migrational Movements and Ones of Social Protest / Migrations in the European and American Economies: Comparative Perspectives on Its Impact on Working-Class Consciousness / International Protection of Migrant Workers