(noun) emigrant,
someone Who Leaves One Country To Settle In Another
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Hatton, T. J. & Williamson, J. G. (Spring 2001). "Out of Africa." Economic Intuition, based on "Demographic and Economic Pressure on Emigration Out of Africa," Working Paper No. w8124, February 2001, National Bureau of Economic Research, presented to the
European Enlargement
Horrell, Sarah. 1998. The History of Emigration from Eastern Europe. New York: Franklin Watts. (Page 9).
Migration Patterns
Further on, the word "Russians" should be always interpretated as short for "emigrants from Russia who came to Germany as they were above 12 years old".
Lenneberg's Critical Period Hypothesis
Maddrell, A. M.C, `Empire, emigration and school geography: changing discourses of Imperial citizenship, 1880-1925.' Journal of Historical Geography 22, 4 (1996) p 385
British Imperial Masculinity
Frieze, Irene H; Boneva, Bonka S; Sarlija, Natasa, et,al (2004) "Psychological Differences in Stayers and Leavers: Emigration Desires in Central and Eastern European University Students" European Psychologist. Vol: 9; No. 1; pp: 15-23
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