R T Appleyard
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 102695 |
|---|---|
| NOME | R T Appleyard |
| PRENOMES | R T |
| SOBRENOME | Appleyard |
| ASSINATURA | APPLEYARD R T |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Leeds |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1959 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1995 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Emigration Dynamics in Developing Countries
This paper describes the research objectives and summarizes first-stage findings of a joint project of the International Organization for Migration and the UN Population Fund on emigration dynamics in developing countries. The paper was prepared for a conference in Bellagio organized to allow academics, policy-makers, and officials to evaluate the first-stage findings and to appraise the stage-two research proposals. The research methodology deve…
Migration and Development
Wide income differentials, the threat of increased illegal immigration from developing countries, and sub-replacement fertility in the developed countries are some reasons for the recent reassessment of the relationship between migration and development. New theoretical models have emerged to identify migration's role in transitional sequences of economic and political evolution. The task of government is to integrate migration into its program f…
Conference on International Manpower Flows and Foreign Investment in the Asian Region
This is a report from a conference held in Tokyo, Japan, in 1991 on the economic aspects of labor mobility in Asia. The authors briefly describe selected papers given at the conference and outline conference topics. A list of participants is included. (SUMMARY IN FRE AND SPA)
Migration and Development
Summary Report of the Rapporteur
General Conclusion
International Migration in a Changing World
This paper eulogizes the life and work of Gunther Beijer (1904-1983), an international migration research supporter, who was himself a refugee from Nazi Germany. The brain drain of professional workers of other nations into such traditional receiving countries as the US, Canada, and Australia particularly interested Beijer. The creation of many independent nations after World War II changed migration trends greatly. By the 1970s the immigration p…
Achievement Relative to a Measure of General Intelligence
S ummary . Four indices of achievement relative to a measure of general intelligence were constructed for a sample of 178 adolescents. Measures of achievement were taken from tests in reading comprehension and mathematics from an English essay and from the results of public examinations at 16+. Relative achievement measures were derived from the regression residuals of the four separate achievement scores against scores on the AH4 test of general…
The Education of Greek Migrant Children in Australia
Post-War Immigrants in Canada
International Migration and Social Mobility* An Australian Case Study
British Emigration to Australia
Appleyard conducted long interviews with nine hundred British families (and single persons) just before they sailed for Australia. This book contains the results of the interviews set in the background of post-war emigration to Australia
Books Reviews
In a Strange Land
The return movement of United Kingdom migrants from Australia
The absence of reliable estimates of the return movement of United Kingdom migrants from Australia reflects not only the difficulty of formulating a suitable theoretical concept but also the inadequacy of official migration statistics. Both these factors are discussed in this paper and, on the basis of supplementary official data, it has been cautiously estimated that the average of annual rates of return between 1955 and 1960 was 14.8 per cent, …
Characteristics of Overseas Migrants
The Economics of International Migration
Migration and Development
Migration and Development
Wide income differentials, the threat of increased illegal immigration from developing countries, and sub-replacement fertility in the developed countries are some reasons for the recent reassessment of the relationship between migration and development. New theoretical models have emerged to identify migration's role in transitional sequences of economic and political evolution. The task of government is to integrate migration into its program f…
Conference on International Manpower Flows and Foreign Investment in the Asian Region
This is a report from a conference held in Tokyo, Japan, in 1991 on the economic aspects of labor mobility in Asia. The authors briefly describe selected papers given at the conference and outline conference topics. A list of participants is included. (SUMMARY IN FRE AND SPA)
British Emigration to Australia
Appleyard conducted long interviews with nine hundred British families (and single persons) just before they sailed for Australia. This book contains the results of the interviews set in the background of post-war emigration to Australia
The return movement of United Kingdom migrants from Australia
The absence of reliable estimates of the return movement of United Kingdom migrants from Australia reflects not only the difficulty of formulating a suitable theoretical concept but also the inadequacy of official migration statistics. Both these factors are discussed in this paper and, on the basis of supplementary official data, it has been cautiously estimated that the average of annual rates of return between 1955 and 1960 was 14.8 per cent, …
Emigration Dynamics in Developing Countries
This paper describes the research objectives and summarizes first-stage findings of a joint project of the International Organization for Migration and the UN Population Fund on emigration dynamics in developing countries. The paper was prepared for a conference in Bellagio organized to allow academics, policy-makers, and officials to evaluate the first-stage findings and to appraise the stage-two research proposals. The research methodology deve…
The Economics of International Migration
Books Reviews
In a Strange Land
The return movement of United Kingdom migrants from Australia
The absence of reliable estimates of the return movement of United Kingdom migrants from Australia reflects not only the difficulty of formulating a suitable theoretical concept but also the inadequacy of official migration statistics. Both these factors are discussed in this paper and, on the basis of supplementary official data, it has been cautiously estimated that the average of annual rates of return between 1955 and 1960 was 14.8 per cent, …
Characteristics of Overseas Migrants
British Emigration to Australia
Appleyard conducted long interviews with nine hundred British families (and single persons) just before they sailed for Australia. This book contains the results of the interviews set in the background of post-war emigration to Australia
International Migration and Social Mobility* An Australian Case Study
Post-War Immigrants in Canada
The Education of Greek Migrant Children in Australia
Achievement Relative to a Measure of General Intelligence
S ummary . Four indices of achievement relative to a measure of general intelligence were constructed for a sample of 178 adolescents. Measures of achievement were taken from tests in reading comprehension and mathematics from an English essay and from the results of public examinations at 16+. Relative achievement measures were derived from the regression residuals of the four separate achievement scores against scores on the AH4 test of general…
International Migration in a Changing World
This paper eulogizes the life and work of Gunther Beijer (1904-1983), an international migration research supporter, who was himself a refugee from Nazi Germany. The brain drain of professional workers of other nations into such traditional receiving countries as the US, Canada, and Australia particularly interested Beijer. The creation of many independent nations after World War II changed migration trends greatly. By the 1970s the immigration p…
General Conclusion
Summary Report of the Rapporteur
Migration and Development
Wide income differentials, the threat of increased illegal immigration from developing countries, and sub-replacement fertility in the developed countries are some reasons for the recent reassessment of the relationship between migration and development. New theoretical models have emerged to identify migration's role in transitional sequences of economic and political evolution. The task of government is to integrate migration into its program f…
Conference on International Manpower Flows and Foreign Investment in the Asian Region
This is a report from a conference held in Tokyo, Japan, in 1991 on the economic aspects of labor mobility in Asia. The authors briefly describe selected papers given at the conference and outline conference topics. A list of participants is included. (SUMMARY IN FRE AND SPA)
Migration and Development
Emigration Dynamics in Developing Countries
This paper describes the research objectives and summarizes first-stage findings of a joint project of the International Organization for Migration and the UN Population Fund on emigration dynamics in developing countries. The paper was prepared for a conference in Bellagio organized to allow academics, policy-makers, and officials to evaluate the first-stage findings and to appraise the stage-two research proposals. The research methodology deve…
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