Over these vast regions the land is desertifying, resulting in increasing droughts, floods, poverty, social breakdown, emigration to city slums, pastoral cultural genocide and recruitment to terrorist organizations as well as climate change.
Pisa's close alliance with the empire of Frederick II, even after Frederick's death in 1250, would have provided good reasons both for his emigration to that city and for the rather sudden emergence of the overtly classicizing style of the pulpit which he carved.
With the demise of communist regimes in eastern Europe in the late 1980s and early '90s, however, emigration to Vienna increased the city's population to more than 1,600,000, roughly the same figure as in 1900.
Reed, much more than Gondry, is looking to tell a historical tale about Jewish emigration to New York, the growth of the city through the 20th century and the plight of the workers.
Although he began his historical studies in his native city, the fulfillment of his dream became possible only after Ancel's emigration to Israel in 1959.
In the north most emigration to other European countries was seasonal, but many rural dwellers migrated within Italy to jobs in the expanding industrial cities.
Emigration to Israel is rising.
Chinese emigration to Suriname is nothing new.
Emigration to Brooklyn increased by more than 50percentt.
The city earned the designation from Unesco in 2004 in honour of its historic importance to the growth of the British empire and to European emigration to the US.
