Migration as a component of population change Flashcards

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Define migration

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The movement of people across a boundary from one area to another, to establish a new permanent (over a year) place of residence.

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Define circulatory movement

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Movements of people within a time scale of less than a year.
- Can be internal or international.

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What is international migration?

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Crossing international boundaries

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What is internal migration?

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Moving within a place.

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Are emigration/immigration known to be internal or international?

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International

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Is in-migration/out-migration known to be internal or international?

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Internal

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Define net-migration

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The number of migrants entering a region or country against the number of migrants who leave the same region or country.
- Can be either positive or negative

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What is an origin country?

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The country that people move from.

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What is a destination country?

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The country that people move to.

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Define counter stream

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A reverse flow that occurs when people are dissatisfied within their destination country.

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What does Lees Push-Pull theory suggest?

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That push factors are things unfavourable about the area they live in, and pull factors are things attractive about another area.

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What is an intervening obstacle?

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Negative things that one will face along the course of migration

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State 3 intervening obstacles

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  • Cost of travel
  • Language barriers
  • Religion
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State 4 push factors

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  • Cost of living
  • War/conflict
  • Natural disasters
  • Low income
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State 4 pull factors

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  • Jobs available
  • Housing
  • Family
  • High standard of living
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Define chain migration

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After one or a small number of migrants have led the way, others will be soon to follow. (Usually is rural to urban)

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Define stepped migration

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The rural migrant initially heads for a familiar small town and then after a period of time moves onto a larger urban settlement.
- Stepping up the urban hierarchy