REI 3350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Jus Soli, Foreign Worker, Cultural Assimilation
2 Apr 2015
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November 13, 2014: turks in germany: citizens or sojourners. Barbara freyer stowaswer, "turks in germany: from sojourners to citizens" in y. yazbeck. Mulsim in the west, from sojourners to citizens, oxford university press, 2002, pp. The then exclusivist frg 1965 foreigners act stipulated that rights of entrance and residence of foreign workers depended on the interests of the german state . German policies, with their own original, restrictive hiring patterns this was especially true during the 1966 7 temporary downturn in the german economy, when labor migration from abroad was largely halted. Swiss, french, austrian, bohemian, polish, dutch, swedish, italian, and other immigrants were given citizenship rights. In the nineteenth century, germany"s economic development and rapid industrialization intensi ed both internal migration and also immigration from abroad. Between 1945 and german uni cation in 1990, nearly twenty million people migrated or immigrated into the federal republic, the former west germany.
