Thereafter the economy and labor potential of the more industrialized European countries attracted an increasing number of labor migrants from southern Europe, Turkey, and Morocco, so that the balance of in-migration and out-migration remained more or less static. From 1970 there was a continuous ...
Many immigrants, whether they came to the Netherlands from the reefs in Morocco or from rural areas in Turkey, did not have the privilege of education. The men, who migrated to improve their economic situation, often did not receive basic training in the Dutch language, since it was often ...