Migration 5.1 Flashcards

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Define: migration

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The movement of people from one permanent home to another for at least one year (UN).

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Define: emigration

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People moving out of a country as part of an international migration.

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Define: immigration

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People moving into a country as part of international migration.

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Define: international migration

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The movement of people across international borders.

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Define: internal migration

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When people move from one place to another within a country.

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Define: net migration

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The balance between people moving into a region and the people moving out.

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Define: distance decay

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The idea that the number of migrants declines as the distance between the source area and destination increases.

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Define: migrant stream

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Migrants sharing a common source area and destination.

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Define: step migration

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When a move is done in stages.

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Causes of migration: push factors

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  • Low wages, standard of living and poverty.
  • Lack of job opportunities.
  • Lack of access to amenities.
  • Poor quality of life.
  • Conflict/war.
  • Natural hazards.
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Causes of migration: pull factors.

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  • High wages and improved standard of living.
  • More job opportunities and better jobs.
  • Better amenities and services.
  • Improved quality of life.
  • Better environment.
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Examples of constraints, obstacles and barriers.

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  • Constraints: costs or immigration
  • Obstacles: oceans or mountain ranges.
  • Barriers: the distance
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