The native peoples of Europe are being demographically displaced in their own ancestral homelands. Persistently low birth rates combined with decades of mass non-Western immigration have triggered one of the most profound civilizational shifts in history.
In this rigorous and unflinching study, Prof. Dr. Heinrich von Falkenberg presents the empirical evidence: the scale of demographic change, the failure of assimilation, the heavy fiscal costs, rising crime disparities, and the erosion of social trust. He demonstrates why conventional integration policies have failed and why only a comprehensive remigration strategy can restore balance, cohesion, and long-term sustainability.
Remigration is not an extreme position — it is a necessary corrective policy grounded in democratic legitimacy, fiscal responsibility, and the fundamental right of peoples to secure their own future. This book provides the intellectual foundation for one of the defining debates of our time.
A serious, data-driven contribution to the most important question facing Europe today: Who will the continent belong to in the 21st century?
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The native peoples of Europe are being demographically displaced in their own ancestral homelands. Persistently low birth rates combined with decades of mass non-Western immigration have triggered one of the most profound civilizational shifts in history. In this rigorous and unflinching study, Prof. Dr. Heinrich von Falkenberg presents the empirical evidence: the scale of demographic change, the failure of assimilation, the heavy fiscal costs, rising crime disparities, and the erosion of social trust. He demonstrates why conventional integration policies have failed and why only a comprehensive remigration strategy can restore balance, cohesion, and long-term sustainability. Remigration is not an extreme position - it is a necessary corrective policy grounded in democratic legitimacy, fiscal responsibility, and the fundamental right of peoples to secure their own future. This book provides the intellectual foundation for one of the defining debates of our time. A serious, data-driven contribution to the most important question facing Europe today: Who will the continent belong to in the 21st century? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798195996246
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