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移民问题的复杂性表现为劳动力在发展中国家内部之间的迁移,甚至从发达的资本主义国家向发展中国家输出。近年来因某些特殊利益使大量劳动力流向一系列发展中国家外资集中的工业部门,首先是采油工业部门。七十年代上半期,波斯湾地区7个拥有相当多外资的石油开采国共有62万外籍工人。1975年4月仅仅在科威特登记过的就有52.3万人,占全国人口的53%,他们中的2/3来自约旦、巴勒斯坦、伊朗和埃及。从印度、巴基斯坦和安哥拉到石油开采地区来的移民人数增长得特别快。这在某种程度上与发达的资本主义国家限制移
The complexity of the immigration problem manifests itself in the migration of labor among developing countries, even from developed capitalist countries to developing countries. In recent years, due to certain special interests, a large amount of labor force has been diverted to a series of industrial sectors concentrated in foreign capital of developing countries, starting with the oil recovery industry sector. In the first half of the 1970s, there were a total of 620,000 foreign workers in the seven oil-producing countries in the Persian Gulf region, which enjoy considerable foreign investment. There were 523,000 registered persons in Kuwait in April 1975 alone, accounting for 53% of the country’s population. About two-thirds of them came from Jordan, Palestine, Iran and Egypt. The number of immigrants from India, Pakistan and Angola to oil-producing areas has increased particularly rapidly. This is to a certain extent restricted by the developed capitalist countries