Ravenstein's Laws of Migration
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theory
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demographic transition model
push-pull factors |
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demographic data
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patterns of human migration
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gptkb:Ernst_Georg_Ravenstein
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subsequent migration theories
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economic development
policy making urban planning |
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Ravenstein's Laws of Migration
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the law of counter-migration
the law of distance the law of step migration the law of urbanization |
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historical events
technological advancements cultural changes |
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modern migration studies
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migration theory
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case studies
comparative studies population studies international migration longitudinal studies cross-sectional studies human geography social_sciences internal migration |
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academic literature
government reports migration policy discussions migration research |
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1885
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economics
geography sociology economic factors globalization political factors social factors migration policy urbanization trends |
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refugees
seasonal workers economic migrants classic theory each migration stream produces a counter-stream migrants are more likely to move to urban areas migration occurs in steps most migrants travel short distances |