A review essay on a book edited by Mitchell Ash & Alfons Sollner, Forced Migration and Scientific Change: Emigre German-Speaking Scientists and Scholars after 1933 (Washington, DC: German Historical Instit, 1996). Ash & Sollner's collection of essays investigate the cultural, intellectual, & emotional elements of the exiled emigre. Although recognized as not being part of the collection's project, it is argued that a text that posits change in terms of science must include a discussion of the preceding problematic issues that forced the change. Also, more discussion of anti-Semitism in relation to the migration of the emigres is desired. It is concluded that the influence on research & practice effected by the migration of German emigre scientists must endure further exploration. 10 References. J. W. Parker