Monday, March 3, 2008

Heart Palpitations After General Anestesia

Mittelmeerunion

The idea of North Africa's demographic problem could be through the "export" devoid of prospects of young men resolve to Europe, is obviously also in the envisaged creation of France einer "Mittelmeerunion" eine tragende Rolle.

Die folgenden Karten stammen aus der Sendung "Mit offenen Karten" , deren Thema am Samstag die Mittelmeerunion war. Diese neu zu schaffende Union soll die EU-Anrainer des Mittelmeers, die Staaten Nordafrikas und des Nahen Ostens (einschließlich der "Palästinensichen Autonomiebehörde") umfassen, Ex-Jugoslawien bleibt draußen.

Die erste Karte zeigt das Nord-Süd-Gefälle der Fertilitätsrate: Die Fertilitätsrate ist in Südeuropa nur halb so hoch wie in den südlichen Mittelmeerländern - für eine gleichbleibende Bevölkerung ohne Zuwanderung braucht man eine Gesamtfruchtbarkeitsrate von 2 children per woman, a value that France and Tunisia reached. Statistically, the population problem is not so serious, you see sometimes on the Palestinian territories.

France

2.0


PA

4.6

Cyprus

1.5


Jordan

3.5

Italy

1.4


Syria

3.5

Spain

1.4


Ägypten

3,1

Portugal

1,4


Libyen

3,0

Malta

1,4


Israel

2.8

Greece

1.3


Morocco

2.4




Algerien

2,4




Libanon

2,3




Turkey

2.2




Tunisia

2.0


total fertility rates in the "Mediterranean Union" (source )

The arte-comment "Inadequate wirtschaftliche Entwicklung bei starkem Bevölkerungswachstum bedroht die Stabilität, was letztendlich eine politische Rolle spielen kann" ist nicht ganz falsch, jedoch so allgemein gehalten, dass man sich ihn auch sparen könnte. Welche Stabilität wird durch das Bevölkerungswachstum bedroht? Und wo? Instabile Länder wie Algerien oder der Libanon haben kein besonders hohes Bevölkerungswachstum, die Instabilität darauf zurückzuführen, ist nichts als Propaganda.

Wie die folgende Karte ("Migrationsdruck") verdeutlicht, kommen die Migrantenströme denn auch nicht unbedingt aus den Mittelmeerländern, sondern aus Afrika/Asien über die südlichen Mittelmeerländer nach Europa. arte-Comment: "The arrows indicate the main ways to get to where migrants from Africa and the Middle East to Europe's economic situation means that many young men try from the south shore of the Mediterranean Sea from where the countries of the European Union. to go in order to find work. And on the economic history often come and family reasons. "

only that "many young men" have little chance of finding work in Europe. Many of them end up sooner or later in the network, a European welfare state - and realize that they can survive there without work better than in their home countries. In Germany are hired each year harvest workers from Eastern Europe, although the unemployment rate is high among migrant workers ("guest workers") and their descendants.

create many potentially hard-working young men not to move to Europe. arte suggests how, as Europe is bearing system that is dedicated to the hard-working migrants in the sparsely populated Europe to think of the work: arte-Comment: "The migrants are held in the EU or near its borders in camps (red dots) , to enter or they may be deported. The migration serves mostly as an issue for politicians or for worse, the politicians, that is not considered that the economic needs of the South, the population deficit is in the north. "

The second and third cards will not help with a" to do, which was the topic of the program, but concern Europe as a whole. The majority of the "Mediterranean Union camp are recorded in which migrants (!) "is apparently in Central or Western Europe.

must And of course the story of" not missing demographic deficit ", which can only be resolved by the migrants from the south. No word the fact that you "fill up" the population of a country not just with people from other countries can. workers can "fill" the lower the required qualifications, the more easier. But how long these low-skilled workers to be citizens of a state, so "locals" who see themselves as such and are perceived as such, remains one of the great mysteries of migration researchers.

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