chapter three - migration Flashcards
Brain Drain
large-scale emigration by talented people
circulation
short term repetitive or cyclical movement that recur on a regular basis
counterurbanization
net migration from urban to rural areas in more developed countries
floodplain
the area subject to p flooding during a given number of years according to historical trends. (texas)
Immigration
migration TO a new location/country
Internal Migration
PERMANENT movement within a particular country.
Migration
Moving to a new location/out your country to a new
Migration Transition
Change in migration patterns in a society
Mobility
Different groups of people moving from one location to another
Net Migration
The difference between the level of immigration and level of emigration
Quotas
Migration laws: Maximum people to the nett the country each year
Emigration
leave one’s country to live in another. (migrant)
urban
city or town
rural
countryside
census
official count or survey of a population