Linking of immigrant flow and stock data in the Netherlands; present and future possibilities.

The authors examine ways currently under consideration to link data on the resident population and on immigrants in the Netherlands. "An important development is the introduction of a new computerized population registration system in the near future. One of the features in the new system is that each inhabitant will be identified by a unique identification number. This promises well for opportunities in matching data at the individual level. It is therefore expected that in the new situation it will be possible to better link immigrant stock and flow data."

[Undiminished increase of immigration in 1987]. / Voortgaande stijging immigratie in 1987.

Trends in international migration in the Netherlands are reviewed. Consideration is given to the emigration of aliens and nationals from the Netherlands, the effects of immigration on population growth, the distribution of aliens in the Netherlands by country of origin, and immigration by sex and family type and relationship. The author notes that "in 1987, 96 thousand persons immigrated into the Netherlands, a 10% rise compared with 1986. Emigration dropped 5% to...52 thousand...." (SUMMARY IN ENG)

[Continued increase of changes of residence in the Netherlands in 1986]. / Ook in 1986 meer verhuizingen binnen Nederland.

PIP: Trends in residential mobility in 1986 in the Netherlands are analyzed, with a focus on the phenomenon of persons moving home. The number of moves increased 15 percent over 1981, the greatest increase being in moves within a single municipality. A distinction is made between individual and household moves, and differences in mobility rates among provinces are noted. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[External migration in 1983]. / Buitenlandse migratie in 1983

PIP: An analysis of international migration to and from the Netherlands in 1983 is presented. The demographic characteristics of both immigrants and emigrants are described, with attention to marital status, family relationship, sex, age, region of origin, and urban or rural residence. An appendix is included on the new U.N. recommendations concerning the collection of international migration statistics and the extent to which the Dutch data conform to these recommendations. (summary in ENG)^ieng

[Hardly any further increase of changes of residence in the Netherlands]. / Stijging verhuizingen binnen Nederland lijkt ten einde.

PIP: Changes in residence in the Netherlands in 1987 are examined, with separate consideration given to moves by individuals and families. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[External migration in 1982]. / Buitenlandse migratie in 1982

PIP: International migration to and from the Netherlands in 1982 is analyzed. The data are taken from the Netherlands population register, in which all arrivals and departures are recorded. The differences between the definition of international migration used and those recommended by the United Nations are considered in a statistical appendix. (summary in ENG)^ieng

[Internal migration in 1982]. / Binnenlandse migratie in 1982

PIP: A review of internal migration trends in the Netherlands in 1982 is presented using official data. Data are included on migrants by municipality, province, sex, marital status, age, family relationship, and nationality. (summary in ENG)^ieng

[Strong increase in immigration in 1990]. / Forse stijging van de immigratie in 1990.

PIP: Statistics are presented for the Netherlands for the year 1990 on international migration, population growth due to migration, and the emigration and return of both nationals and foreigners. An increase of some 19 percent in the number of immigrants occurred, while emigration declined by 4 percent. The problem of underreporting of migrants, especially foreigners, is noted. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[Intra-municipal changes of residence and internal migration in 1983]. / Binnengemeentelijke verhuizingen en binnenlandse migratie in 1983

PIP: An analysis of recent migration patterns in the Netherlands is presented, with the focus on the situation in 1983. The primary concern is with internal migration, although consideration is also given to international migration. Data are from the official municipal population registers. The authors note that these registers cannot be used to provide data on residential mobility within a given municipality. Data on residential mobility obtained from other sources are therefore analyzed. (summary in ENG)^ieng

[Nearly 100,000 immigrants in 1989]. / Bijna 100 000 immigranten in 1989.

PIP: Data on international migration affecting the Netherlands are analyzed for 1989. Both immigration and emigration increased as compared with 1988, although net immigration increased by 4,000. An increase in refugees and migrants for Suriname is noted. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[In 1989 1.65 million persons moved within the Netherlands]. / In 1989 verhuisden binnen Nederland 1,65 miljoen personen.

PIP: International and internal migration patterns in the Netherlands are examined for 1989. Regional variations in migration and the resulting population changes are discussed. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[Household moves in the Netherlands in 1990]. / In 1990 minder verhuizingen binnen Nederland.

PIP: Changes in address in the Netherlands are analyzed for the year 1990. A decline in the number of moves from 1989 is noted, with 248,000 families and 818,000 individuals moving in 1990. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[Intra-municipal changes of residence and internal migration in 1984]. / Binnengemeentelijke verhuizingen en binnenlandse migratie in 1984

PIP: An analysis of residential mobility and internal migration in the Netherlands in 1984 is presented. Data from a survey of municipalities that included information on sex and marital status are used for residential mobility; the data on internal migration are from the removal cards that individuals are required to complete for every change of address. The cards contain information on population characteristics. (summary in ENG)^ieng

[Administrative corrections 1985-1988]. / Administratieve correcties 1985-1988.

PIP: The author discusses the effect of administrative corrections, or errors, on municipal population registers in the Netherlands. These are determined to be the result of both internal and international unreported migration. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[Intra-municipal changes of residence and internal migration in 1985]. / Binnengemeentelijke verhuizingen en binnenlandse migratie in 1985.

PIP: The methodology used in compiling official Dutch statistics on residential mobility and internal migration is described. The data for 1985 are then presented and compared to the 1984 data. Separate consideration is given to intra-municipal moves, moves within provinces, and moves between provinces. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[Continued increase of immigration in 1986]. / Verdere stijging van de immigratie in 1986.

Immigration to the Netherlands in 1986 is reviewed using data from official sources. "In 1986, 87 thousand persons immigrated into the Netherlands, a 10% rise compared with 1985. Emigration numbered 55 thousand persons, just under 1% down on the preceding year." Information is provided on changes in country of origin of immigrants as compared with 1985. (SUMMARY IN ENG)

[Family reunification, family-formation migration, and return migration of Turks and Moroccans]. / Gezinsherenigende, gezinsvormende en retourmigratie van Turken en Marokkanen.

PIP: The authors analyze migration patterns to the Netherlands from Turkey and Morocco for the period 1977-1989. Three distinct phases emerge: labor migration, family-reunification migration, and family-formation migration. The rise in migration from Turkey and Morocco during the second half of the 1980s is attributed to family-formation migration, which is defined as a member of the second generation marrying a partner from the country of origin. (SUMMARY IN ENG)^ieng

[Intra- and inter-municipal changes of residence in the Netherlands, 1982]. / Verhuizingen binnen Nederland in 1982

PIP: Data are presented on changes in residence in the Netherlands in 1982. These changes include residential changes within the same municipality, among municipalities, and among provinces. (summary in ENG)^ieng

[Intra-municipal changes of residence, 1980]. / Verhuizingen binnen de gemeenten in 1980

PIP: A summary of intra-municipal and inter-municipal mobility in the Netherlands in 1980 is presented. The analysis of changes in residence is presented for families and for individuals. Changes from previous years are noted. (summary in ENG)^ieng

[Intra- and inter-municipal changes of residence in the Netherlands in 1981]. / Verhuizingen binnen Nederland in 1981

PIP: A review of internal migration, including residential mobility, in the Netherlands is presented for 1981. Comparisons are made with data for 1980. Slight increases in residential mobility and decreases in inter-provincial migration are noted. (summary in ENG)^ieng