Emigration
There have been three waves of Albanian emigration to Western Europe.
- The first wave, during the late 60s and early 70s, consisted mostly of unskilled guest workers from rural areas;
- the second wave, during the 80s and early 90s, consisted mostly of better educated professionals from urban areas; and
- the third wave, during the 1998 and 1999 conflict, consisted mostly of refugees and asylum-seekers from a variety of backgrounds.
Source: World Bank, Kosovo Poverty Assessment 2001
- Preface: Why we wrote this report
- The basic dilemma
- Remittances: myth and reality
- What are remittances?
- Estimated volume of remittances
- Europe's largest families
- How many people live in Kosovo?
- Key facts: What do rural Kosovars earn?
- Women and employment
- Education
- Poverty
- Emigration
- May God never give him peace!
- The size of the Diaspora
- Towards a new Era
- Annex: Village research methodology
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