Chapter 3 Key Issues Flashcards
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reason for studying migration
explain changes in population in areas
mobility
all types of movement from 1 place to another
circulation
short term, repetitive, /cyclical occurring on a regular basis
example of circulation
college students moving residence each fall
factors of voluntary migration
economic and environmental
factors of forced migration
political or environmental
interregional migration
movement from one country to another
intraregional
movement within region
emigration
migration from a location
immigration
migration to a location
net migration
difference between # of immigrants and # of emigrants
population center
average location of everyone in country
intervening obstacle ex
steep mountains, thick forests, natives
urban to suburban reason
attracted by suburban lifestyle
counterurbanization
net migration from urban to rural areas
urban to rural reason
get out of frantic pace of urban life
push factors
induces people to move out
pull factors
induces people to move in
intervening obstacle
environmental/ political feature hinder migration
refugee
forced to migrate to avoid conflict
internally displaced persons (IDP)
forced to migrate but didn’t cross borders
asylum seekers
individual who migrated to another area in hope of being recognized as refugee
political push factors
prosecution
environmental push factors
bad climate