Earl E Huyck
Biographic Data
| ID | 1477161 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Earl E Huyck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Earl E |
| FAMILY NAME | Huyck |
| SIGNATURE | HUYCK E E |
| AFFILIATIONS | U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, UK |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Demography of Refugees
This article focuses on the numbers of refugees in the world by major areas. It gives some background on refugee movements and characteristics in order to suggest parameters of future movements, and especially of those that may have implications for the United States with respect to (1) assistance programs in situ or (2) acceptance of refugees into the United States
Impact of Resettlement on Refugee Children
This article develops a conceptual framework for examining research and services needed by refugee children in the processes of acculturation
Impact of Resettlement on Refugee Children
White-nonwhite differentials: Overview and implications
This paper reviews the arguments for maintaining a separate series of statistics for the white and nonwhite populations of the United States; only by maintaining factual data will it be possible to document inequality and discrimination. It then summarizes some white-nonwhite differentials: fertility, life expectancy, health, school attendance, educational attainment, and income. The human, social, and political implications are then reviewed
Faculty in Predominantly White and Predominantly Negro Higher Institutions
The objectives of government policies on fertility control in Eastern Europe
Although demographers from the communist countries continue to maintain that overpopulation in the Malthusian sense Is possible only under capitalism, some East European demographers now concede that a form of overpopulation may, at times and under certain conditions, exist In a communist society. In this connection the ideological framework for an optimum population policy under communism has been developed, and demographers have been given the …
Overseas Migration from Europe Since World War II
SINCE World War II there has been a substantial revival of overseas migration from Europe. Much of this is related to war displacements of population. But the publicity attending the more dramatic refugee movements has obscured the resurgence of voluntary free migrations such as those that peopled North America, Australasia, and large parts of South America from Europe in the last two centuries. The passage of eight years since the close of the w…
The Demography of Refugees
This article focuses on the numbers of refugees in the world by major areas. It gives some background on refugee movements and characteristics in order to suggest parameters of future movements, and especially of those that may have implications for the United States with respect to (1) assistance programs in situ or (2) acceptance of refugees into the United States
Impact of Resettlement on Refugee Children
This article develops a conceptual framework for examining research and services needed by refugee children in the processes of acculturation
Impact of Resettlement on Refugee Children
White-nonwhite differentials: Overview and implications
This paper reviews the arguments for maintaining a separate series of statistics for the white and nonwhite populations of the United States; only by maintaining factual data will it be possible to document inequality and discrimination. It then summarizes some white-nonwhite differentials: fertility, life expectancy, health, school attendance, educational attainment, and income. The human, social, and political implications are then reviewed
Overseas Migration from Europe Since World War II
SINCE World War II there has been a substantial revival of overseas migration from Europe. Much of this is related to war displacements of population. But the publicity attending the more dramatic refugee movements has obscured the resurgence of voluntary free migrations such as those that peopled North America, Australasia, and large parts of South America from Europe in the last two centuries. The passage of eight years since the close of the w…
Overseas Migration from Europe Since World War II
SINCE World War II there has been a substantial revival of overseas migration from Europe. Much of this is related to war displacements of population. But the publicity attending the more dramatic refugee movements has obscured the resurgence of voluntary free migrations such as those that peopled North America, Australasia, and large parts of South America from Europe in the last two centuries. The passage of eight years since the close of the w…
The objectives of government policies on fertility control in Eastern Europe
Although demographers from the communist countries continue to maintain that overpopulation in the Malthusian sense Is possible only under capitalism, some East European demographers now concede that a form of overpopulation may, at times and under certain conditions, exist In a communist society. In this connection the ideological framework for an optimum population policy under communism has been developed, and demographers have been given the …
White-nonwhite differentials: Overview and implications
This paper reviews the arguments for maintaining a separate series of statistics for the white and nonwhite populations of the United States; only by maintaining factual data will it be possible to document inequality and discrimination. It then summarizes some white-nonwhite differentials: fertility, life expectancy, health, school attendance, educational attainment, and income. The human, social, and political implications are then reviewed
Faculty in Predominantly White and Predominantly Negro Higher Institutions
Impact of Resettlement on Refugee Children
This article develops a conceptual framework for examining research and services needed by refugee children in the processes of acculturation
Impact of Resettlement on Refugee Children
The Demography of Refugees
This article focuses on the numbers of refugees in the world by major areas. It gives some background on refugee movements and characteristics in order to suggest parameters of future movements, and especially of those that may have implications for the United States with respect to (1) assistance programs in situ or (2) acceptance of refugees into the United States
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Demography (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration, Health and Trauma (3 works) · Refugee (3 works) · Demographic economics (2 works)