[A dialectic of migration:  acculturation and demographic transition].
"It is argued that two types of migration have tended to follow each other.  One is a 'colonizing' migration corresponding to a technical, military and economic advantage of one group over another, associated at first with a demographic surge in the first group; the other is a 'social-capillarity' migration occurring when the first, 'colonizing' group has completed its demographic transition and the second has barely started.  Two hypotheses concerning the outcome of this process are presented."  The need for international cooperation concerning migration is stressed. (SUMMARY IN ENG)
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