ABSTRACT

An analysis of the making of immigration policy during the first five years of the Civil Administration. This book examines the various bodies and individuals who took part in the creation of immigration policy, and the nature of such policy-making under the rule of Sir Herbert Samuel.

chapter Chapter One|16 pages

Primary Formation of Immigration Policy

chapter Chapter Two|18 pages

The Turning Point — Temporary Suspension of Immigration

chapter Chapter Three|30 pages

Review of Immigration Policy: The Road to the White Paper

chapter Chapter Four|17 pages

The New Policy: Zionist and Arab Reaction

chapter Chapter Six|22 pages

The Immigration Ordinance, 1925

chapter |5 pages

Conclusion