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BEUKELAER, Hans de, 2008. Elten. Duits - Nederlands - Duits. Jaarboek Achterhoek en Liemers. 2008. Bd. 31, S. 128–138
GALES, Ben A., 2008. Goed betaald? Mijnwerkerslonen en arbeidsmarkt in het Nederlands-Duits-Belgische grensgebied in de achttiende en negentiende eeuw. Jaarboek Van Het Sociaal Historisch Centrum Voor Limburg. 2008. Bd. 53, S. 57–87. DOI https://doi.org/10.58484/ssegl.v53i12473
HAGEMANN, Alfred, 2008. „Kulturmetropole“ Gronau (1919–1940). Westmünsterland. Jahrbuch des Kreises Borken. 2008. S. 255–261
HAVERKAMP, Christof, 2008. Der Bentheimer Grenzlandausschuss 1947–1964 und die deutsch-niederländischen Beziehungen. Emsländische Geschichte / Studiengesellschaft für Emsländische Regionalgeschichte. 2008. Bd. 15, S. 56–90
KLANK, Kristin, 2008. Secondary labour force of permanent staff? Foreign workers in the Aachen coal mines. TSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History. 2008. Bd. 5, Nr. 3, S. 126–154. DOI https://doi.org/10.18352/tseg.534

Abstract: „The paper gives an overview of the recruitment and professional status of workers in the coal mining district of Aachen from different origins, i.e. local miners, miners from other German coal districts, cross-border commuters from Dutch South-Limburg and labour migrants. Migration history generally assumes that foreign workers were primarily employed as temporary workers in workplaces abandoned by the local population. This article argues that the labour market situation of foreign commuters and labour immigrants has to be studied separately. Commuters were primarily skilled miners, who came to the mines on their own account. After the First World War, labour mobility between the Aachen region and South-Limburg was ephemeral and often resulted from sudden institutional changes. In general, long distance labour migrants were unskilled. They arrived in the mines in large groups hired directly by agents of the mines or mediated by the Federal Employment Office. The position of foreign immigrants underwent important changes. During the first recruitment drives of the Aachen mines between 1906 and 1912, immigrants were indeed considered as temporary workers; after the Second World War, the companies tried hard to make these workers stay beyond the minimal period of one year. Long-term labour contracts could lead to integration of immigrant workers into the permanent workforce, but also penalised workers who wished to leave prematurely.“
KNOTTER, Ad, 2008. Inleiding. Arbeidsmigranten en grensarbeiders. Vergelijkende perspectieven op de mijnarbeidsmarkten in het Belgisch-Duits-Nederlandse grensgebied in de twintigste eeuw. TSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History. 2008. Bd. 5, Nr. 3, S. 2–29. DOI https://doi.org/10.18352/tseg.529
KNOTTER, Ad, 2008. Limburg bestaat niet. Paradox van een sterke identiteit. Bijdragen en mededelingen betreffende de geschiedenis der Nederlanden (BMGN). 2008. Bd. 123, Nr. 3, S. 354–367
KOHN, Gilbert, 2008. Schmuggel und Freimengen. Vor 1914. Die alte Grenze zwischen Belgien und Deutschland. Zwischen Venn und Schneifel. 2008. Nr. 5, S. 95–96
LANGEWEG, Serge, 2008. Bekende buren en verre vreemden. Buitenlandse arbeiders in de Nederlandse steenkolenmijnen, 1900–1974. TSEG - The Low Countries Journal of Social and Economic History. 2008. Bd. 5, Nr. 3, S. 53–79. DOI https://doi.org/10.18352/tseg.531

Abstract: „During the three quarters of the twentieth century the Dutch coalmines existed, migrant workers were recruited in different roles and numbers. In the build up and expansion phase of the industry before the 1930s the mining companies needed skilled and experienced workers. They found them mainly in the nearby German mining districts of Aachen and the Ruhr. These migrants transferred their professional experience to unskilled Dutch miners, so over the years the mining companies became less dependent on skilled miners from abroad. At the end of the 1920s also unskilled migrant workers were recruited, for instance from Poland. In the depression of the 1930s they were the first to get fired again. From that time on, Dutch miners formed the skilled core of the labour force. In the period after the Second World War, the mines were able to keep many of them (and their sons) as regular and stable workers. The relative number of mi-grants employed by the Dutch mines was much lower than in the years around 1930. Foreigners, in the 1950s mainly from Italy and Austria, in the 1960s from Spain, Yugoslavia and Morocco, most of them unskilled, were only recruited as temporary labourers, as guest workers.“
LANGEWEG, Serge, Leen ROELS und Ad KNOTTER, 2008. Regional labour markets and international migration in twentieth-century Europe. The cases of coal mining in Liège (B) and Limburg (NL) compared. Mitteilungsblatt des Instituts für Soziale Bewegungen. Forschungen und Forschungsberichte. 2008. Bd. 40, S. 101–120
MAARSINGH, Margreeth, 2008. Die Regio Achterhoek. Niederländischer Partner an der Grenze. Westmünsterland. Jahrbuch des Kreises Borken. 2008. S. 65–69
TITZ, Hubert, 2008. Vor 60 Jahren. Niedersächsische Kabinettsitzung in Bathorn. Am 26. Oktober 1948 wurden niederländische Gebietsansprüche beraten. Der Grafschafter. Heimatbeilage der Grafschafter Nachrichten. 2008. Bd. 12, S. 45
WELTEN, Joost, 2008. Boten op de Maas en een molenaarskar met bellen. Smokkelaars en douaniers aan de grens van napoleontisch Frankrijk. Studies over de sociaal-economische geschiedenis van Limburg/Jaarboek van het Sociaal Historisch Centrum voor Limburg. 2008. Bd. 53, Nr. 6–30. DOI https://doi.org/10.58484/ssegl.v53i12471
WILLE, Christian, 2008. Fremder Alltag? Transnationale soziale Räume von Grenzgängern in der Großregion SaarLorLux. interculture journal: Online-Zeitschrift für interkulturelle Studien [online]. 2008. Bd. 7, Nr. 6, S. 27–52. Verfügbar unter: https://nbn-resolving.org/urn:nbn:de:0168-ssoar-453905

Abstract: „Increasing processes of globalization, which reach people’s everyday life more and more, make new and individual scopes of action possible and real. The latter bring about configurations of the social and territorial dimensions of human action which break up the traditional comprehension of societal spaces. The concept of the transnational social space is helpful to overcome the unity of territorial and social space and to study social figurations anchored in different national states. The present article aims at the specific context of border regions, respectively crossborder labour markets, with special focus on the construction of a transnational social space. Hence, following the social geography centred on subjects and actions, some conditions and impacts of the cross-border commuter phenomenon in the Greater Region SaarLorLux, widely based on the empiric research of the author, will be discussed.“

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ABBENHUIS, Maartje, 2007. Where war met peace. The borders of the neutral Netherlands with Belgium and Germany in the First World War, 1914–1918. Journal of borderlands studies. 2007. Bd. 22, Nr. 1, S. 53–77
LIEMANN, Bernhard und Sebastian SCHARTE, 2007. „Was in dem Laufe des Jahres sich in der Gemeinde und für dieselbe Bemerkenswerthes zugetragen hat“. Die Chroniken der Bürgermeisterei Preußisch-Moresnet 1859–1914. Im Göhltal. 2007. Bd. 79, S. 55–79
MÜLLER, Thomas, 2007. Die westpolitische Mobilmachung des „Aachener Grenzraumes“. Zeitschrift des Aachener Geschichtsvereins. 2007. Bd. 109, S. 151–214
SMIT, Jan G., 2007. Schenkenschanz und niederländische Beobachter. Van toen naar nu. driemaandelijks tijdschrift van de Heemkundekring „De Duffelt“. 2007. Bd. 37, Nr. 4, S. 15–27
BRÜLL, Christoph, 2006. Grenzberichtigungen als Reparation? Forschungen zur deutsch-belgischen Grenze nach 1945. Zwischen Venn und Schneifel. 2006. Nr. 6, S. 123–127
HOLTERS, Heinrich, 2006. Grenzüberschreitende Aktivitäten im Raum Alstätte-Buurse-Haaksbergen. Westmünsterland. Jahrbuch des Kreises Borken. 2006. S. 133–137

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