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Summary
This study analyzes global migration patterns from 1950-1990, focusing on European migration surplus and foreigner demographics. It explores migration pressures and their impact on European Community policy and Western security.
Area of Science:
- Demography
- International Relations
- Sociology
Background:
- Historical migration data (1950-1990) provides context for current global and regional flows.
- Understanding the demographics and situation of foreigners within the European Community is crucial.
- Assessing migration pressure from Eastern and Southern regions is essential for policy development.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present a world map of migration flows between 1950 and 1990.
- To conduct a regional analysis of external migration surplus in Europe.
- To examine the implications of migration for European Community policy and Western security.
Main Methods:
- Cartographic representation of global migration flows.
- Statistical analysis of regional migration surplus and foreigner data.
- Qualitative assessment of migration pressures and policy implications.
Main Results:
- A comprehensive world map illustrating migration patterns over four decades.
- Identification of key European regions experiencing migration surplus.
- Analysis of the number and status of foreigners within the European Community.
Conclusions:
- Migration patterns significantly influenced European demographics and policy.
- External migration pressures posed challenges to European Community policy and Western security.
- The study underscores the need for strategic migration policies in response to global trends.