Population exchange

Population exchange stands for:

• Segregation (sociology) (process of unmixing different elements in an observation area)
• ethnic segregation (euphemistically also called ethnic cleansing ), sometimes associated with segregation of religious groups, for example
  • Population exchange between Greece and Turkey after the First World War
  • Population exchange in Cyprus in 1975 in the context of the Cyprus crisis
  • in the Yugoslav Wars and / or after
  • at the partition of India in 1947

See also

• Great exchange - a political battleground and agitation focus of the New Right
• Population change
• Wiktionary: population exchange  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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