Louise W Holborn
Biographic Data
| ID | 1074671 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Louise W Holborn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Louise W |
| FAMILY NAME | Holborn |
| SIGNATURE | HOLBORN L W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wellesley College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1938 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Refugees
The Palestine Arab Refugee Problem
In the tangled Middle East situation, one of the most sensitive issues has been the situation of the Palestine Arab refugees.1 A broad humanitarian but also highly political problem with deep emotional underpinnings, the more than a million Arab refugees remain a major factor in the tension between the Arab states and Israel. This has been the case since, with the creation of the State of Israel in 1948 and the subsequent war between Israel and h…
International Organizations for Migration of European Nationals and Refugees
In a day when we see ever more clearly the inter-relation of political, economic, social, and humanitarian factors in national development and international relations, there has been a growing awareness that migration is a matter of international concern with wide implications for economic growth and political stability. Orderly migration planned internationally cannot solve the tensions that result from local overpopulation whether that situatio…
Canada and the Icem
As a country built on immigration, it seems paradoxical that Canada has withdrawn from the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration (ICEM) on December 31, 1962. A charter member of this organization, which was established in 1951 to cope with two particular problems overpopulation in Western Europe, and the residue of the refugee problem remaining after the liquidation of the International Refugee Organization Canada has contributed in …
The Problem of Refugees
Essay| June 01 1960 The Problem of Refugees Louise W. Holborn Louise W. Holborn Professor of Government, Connecticut College Louise W. Holborn has studied the world refugee problem for many years. Author of numerous articles appearing in scholarly journals, Miss Holborn is author of The International Refugee Organization: A Specialized Agency of the United Nations, Its History and Work and The World’s Refugees—Everyone’s Concern. Search for other…
The International Refugee Organization
War and Peace Aims of the United Nations
Journal Article War and Peace Aims of the United Nations: From Casablanca to Tokio Bay, January 1, 1943-September 1, 1945 Get access War and Peace Aims of the United Nations: From Casablanca to Tokio Bay, January 1, 1943-September 1, 1945. Ed. by Louise W. Holborn. Introduction by S. B. Fay. Boston, World Peace Foundation, 1948. lxv + 1278 pp. Bibliog. Index. 912′ ′×614′ ′ . $6.00. Baker P. E. Baker P. E. Search for other works by this author on:…
Politics among Nations
War and Peace Aims of the United Nations
Printing and the Growth of a Protestant Movement in Germany from 1517 to 1524
The Reformation was the first religious movement which had the aid of the printing press. It was the first intellectual movement in which the printing press had a popular effect. The importance of printing for the spread of the Reformation has long been recognized but there has been little detailed investigation of the interaction of the two great revolutionary developments
The League of Nations and the Refugee Problem
The first appeal to undertake the work reached the League from relief agencies and from governments which found themselves incapable of coping with the refugee problem in the dimensions which it had assumed by the end of 1920. The voluntary organizations, with resources already strained by their relief work during and after the war on behalf of starving and destitute persons in Central and Eastern Europe and of the migrants caused by the movement…
The Legal Status of Political Refugees, 1920–1938
The term “refugee” is generally held to refer to those who have left or been forced to leave their country for political reasons, who have been deprived of its diplomatic protection and have not acquired the nationality or diplomatic protection of any other state. This includes those from whom the state has taken away protection and assistance but without suppressing juridically their nationality, and those whom the state has deprived of their na…
The League of Nations and the Refugee Problem
The first appeal to undertake the work reached the League from relief agencies and from governments which found themselves incapable of coping with the refugee problem in the dimensions which it had assumed by the end of 1920. The voluntary organizations, with resources already strained by their relief work during and after the war on behalf of starving and destitute persons in Central and Eastern Europe and of the migrants caused by the movement…
The Legal Status of Political Refugees, 1920–1938
The term “refugee” is generally held to refer to those who have left or been forced to leave their country for political reasons, who have been deprived of its diplomatic protection and have not acquired the nationality or diplomatic protection of any other state. This includes those from whom the state has taken away protection and assistance but without suppressing juridically their nationality, and those whom the state has deprived of their na…
War and Peace Aims of the United Nations
Printing and the Growth of a Protestant Movement in Germany from 1517 to 1524
The Reformation was the first religious movement which had the aid of the printing press. It was the first intellectual movement in which the printing press had a popular effect. The importance of printing for the spread of the Reformation has long been recognized but there has been little detailed investigation of the interaction of the two great revolutionary developments
Politics among Nations
International Organizations for Migration of European Nationals and Refugees
In a day when we see ever more clearly the inter-relation of political, economic, social, and humanitarian factors in national development and international relations, there has been a growing awareness that migration is a matter of international concern with wide implications for economic growth and political stability. Orderly migration planned internationally cannot solve the tensions that result from local overpopulation whether that situatio…
The Legal Status of Political Refugees, 1920–1938
The term “refugee” is generally held to refer to those who have left or been forced to leave their country for political reasons, who have been deprived of its diplomatic protection and have not acquired the nationality or diplomatic protection of any other state. This includes those from whom the state has taken away protection and assistance but without suppressing juridically their nationality, and those whom the state has deprived of their na…
The League of Nations and the Refugee Problem
The first appeal to undertake the work reached the League from relief agencies and from governments which found themselves incapable of coping with the refugee problem in the dimensions which it had assumed by the end of 1920. The voluntary organizations, with resources already strained by their relief work during and after the war on behalf of starving and destitute persons in Central and Eastern Europe and of the migrants caused by the movement…
Printing and the Growth of a Protestant Movement in Germany from 1517 to 1524
The Reformation was the first religious movement which had the aid of the printing press. It was the first intellectual movement in which the printing press had a popular effect. The importance of printing for the spread of the Reformation has long been recognized but there has been little detailed investigation of the interaction of the two great revolutionary developments
War and Peace Aims of the United Nations
Politics among Nations
War and Peace Aims of the United Nations
Journal Article War and Peace Aims of the United Nations: From Casablanca to Tokio Bay, January 1, 1943-September 1, 1945 Get access War and Peace Aims of the United Nations: From Casablanca to Tokio Bay, January 1, 1943-September 1, 1945. Ed. by Louise W. Holborn. Introduction by S. B. Fay. Boston, World Peace Foundation, 1948. lxv + 1278 pp. Bibliog. Index. 912′ ′×614′ ′ . $6.00. Baker P. E. Baker P. E. Search for other works by this author on:…
The International Refugee Organization
The Problem of Refugees
Essay| June 01 1960 The Problem of Refugees Louise W. Holborn Louise W. Holborn Professor of Government, Connecticut College Louise W. Holborn has studied the world refugee problem for many years. Author of numerous articles appearing in scholarly journals, Miss Holborn is author of The International Refugee Organization: A Specialized Agency of the United Nations, Its History and Work and The World’s Refugees—Everyone’s Concern. Search for other…
Canada and the Icem
As a country built on immigration, it seems paradoxical that Canada has withdrawn from the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration (ICEM) on December 31, 1962. A charter member of this organization, which was established in 1951 to cope with two particular problems overpopulation in Western Europe, and the residue of the refugee problem remaining after the liquidation of the International Refugee Organization Canada has contributed in …
International Organizations for Migration of European Nationals and Refugees
In a day when we see ever more clearly the inter-relation of political, economic, social, and humanitarian factors in national development and international relations, there has been a growing awareness that migration is a matter of international concern with wide implications for economic growth and political stability. Orderly migration planned internationally cannot solve the tensions that result from local overpopulation whether that situatio…
The Palestine Arab Refugee Problem
In the tangled Middle East situation, one of the most sensitive issues has been the situation of the Palestine Arab refugees.1 A broad humanitarian but also highly political problem with deep emotional underpinnings, the more than a million Arab refugees remain a major factor in the tension between the Arab states and Israel. This has been the case since, with the creation of the State of Israel in 1948 and the subsequent war between Israel and h…
Refugees
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