Chapter 3 Flashcards

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1
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What is migration?

A

movement with permanent relocation across significant distances

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2
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What are the three types of movement?

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cyclic movement, periodic movement, migration

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3
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What is cyclic movement?

A

shorter periods of time away from home

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4
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What are examples of cyclic movement?

A

commuting, seasonal movement, nomadism

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5
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What is an activity space?

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a place that you regularly go

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What is periodic movement?

A

a longer period of time away from home base

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What are examples of periodic movement?

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migrant labor, military service, transhumance

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What is transhumance?

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a system of farming in which ranchers move livestock according to seasonal availability

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What is international migration?

A

movement across country borders

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What is internal migration?

A

movement within a country’s borders

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What is emigration?

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to leave ones place of residence or country to live elsewhere

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What is circular migration?

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a type of temporary migration associated with agricultural work

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13
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What is voluntary migration?

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the migrant makes the decision to move and weighs several push and pull factors

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14
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What is distance decay?

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weighs into the decision to migrate leading to many migrants to move less far than they originally contemplate

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15
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Name and describe two types of voluntary migration

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  • Step migration- when a migrant follows a path of a series of steps or stages toward a final destination
  • Chain Migration- a migrant communicates to friends and family at home encouraging further migration along the same path along kinship links
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16
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What is an intervening opportunity?

A

at one of the steps along the path pull factors encourage the migrant to settle

17
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What are the types of push and pull factors?

A

economic, political, armed conflict and civil war, environmental, culture, technology

18
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What is forced migration?

A

involuntary migration

19
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What are guest workers and what do they have?

A
  • migrants whom a country allows in to fill a labor need, assuming the workers will go home
  • have short term work visas
  • send remittances to home country
20
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What is a refugee?

A

a person who flees across an international boundary because of a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a social group or political opinion

21
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List and describe the regions of dislocation.

A
  • Subsaharan Africa- poverty and disease with humanitarian crises
  • North Africa and Southwest Asia-Afghanistan, Iraq
  • Southeast Asia- internal refugees in myanmar
  • South Asia- 3rd ranking b/c of Pakistan and civil war in Syria
  • Europe- 1990s- Collapse of Yugoslavia
22
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What does it mean to seek asylum?

A

protection in one state from another state

23
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What does the UN aid with?

A

Repatriation

24
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What are the barriers to migration?

A
  • physical boundaries in the past, political boundaries in the present
  • technology allowed us to overcome
25
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What are immigration laws?

A

laws that restrict or allow migration of certain groups into a country

26
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What are quotas?

A

Quotas limit the number of migrants from each region

27
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What is selective immigration?

A

bars people with certain backgrounds

28
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What are islands of development?

A

coastal cities where a lot of money is used in areas that are not very developed or industrialized

29
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What are immigration waves?

A

swells in immigration from one origin to the same destination