[International migrations in the Middle East and their economic effects].
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"... The primary objective of this paper [is] to study American emigrants with respect to their motivations for migration, their absorption in the host country, and the factors in return migration to the United States." The focus of the paper is on U.S. migration to Australia and Israel. The data are from interviews and surveys conducted by the authors since 1974 and by the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics. The similarities and differences between the two groups of migrants are discussed.
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"Parity and associated sociodemographic factors were studied in 1,250 Saudi female patients. 23.8 per cent of the study group were para 3 or more and a significant relationship between high parity and low education background of the couple was observed. The use of contraception was significantly more in educated and economically healthy multiparous women simply for the reason of spacing the pregnancies."
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Patterns of urbanization in Turkey from 1945 to 1975 are examined, with emphasis on the analysis of rank-size patterns. Attention is given to changes over time in the national rank-size distribution of cities, the growth rates of new cities, and the rank-size distribution of cities in various regions. "In general, the patterns of distribution of cities in Turkey are quite regular when compared with other developing countries. Since 1945 the city system has moved to a state more adjusted to the rank-size rule, paralleling the economic development of the country."
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