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Migration Permanent relocation of people (push and pull factors)
Emigration Migration from a place
Immigration Migration to a place
Net Migration The difference between the number of immigrants and the number of emigrants
Circulation Short term, repetitive movements that occur on a regular basis
Ravenstein's Laws 1) The distance that migrants typically move 2) The reasons migrants move 3) The characteristics of migrants
Push Factor Negative conditions of a place that drives people out of it
Pull Factor Positive conditions of a place that makes people want to go there
Refugee A person forced to migrate to another country because of the state of their coutnry
Intervening Obstacle Factors that hinders people from reaching their destination
Voluntary International Migration People choosing to move for opportunities
Forced Migration People are compelled to leave due to reasons beyond their control
Intraregional Migration Movement within a region
Interregional Migration Movement between two distinctive countries
Migration Transition Model Migration pattern changes between different stages of the DTM
Chain Migration A person migrating to a place where there are people that they know already
Quotas Limit on the number of people that can immigrate into a country
Brain Drain Large-scale emigration of skilled people
Guest Workers People from LDCs can obtain jobs in MDCs temporarily
Nativism Favoring native born people over immigrants
Counter Urbanization Diffusion of people from urban to rural areas
Remittance Transfer of money by workers to people in the country they emigrated from
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