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Migration - Chapter 7 - Coggle Diagram
Migration - Chapter 7
Measuring Migration
In-Migration: The entry of individuals into one part of a nation from another part of that same nation. (I/P) x 1,000
Out-Migration: The exit of individuals from one part of a nation to another part of that same nation. (O/P) x 1,000
Involuntary Migration: Movement between populations contrary to the will of the migrant; forced migration is an extreme form of this.
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Operationalization: The act of defining a scientific term do that the term can be associated with clear observation.
Emigrants: An individual who moves from one nation to another, from the perspective of the sender nation.
Immigrants: An individual who moves from one nation to another, from the perspective of the receiver nation.
Net Migration: The difference between in-migration and out-migration. [(I-O)/P] x 1,000
Voluntary Migration: Movement between populations that is purposely undertaken to benefit the migrants; the push-pull thesis and related theoretical models focus on this kind of migration.
The Risk of a Migratory Event: Probability that a member of a specific population will migrate during a year.
Gross Migration Rate = [(I+O)/P] x 1,000
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Internal Migration
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Immigration and Nationality Act: 1924 An act of the U.S. Congress that established quotas favoring immigrants from western Europe.
The decline of the 1930s marked the beginning of a period of several decades during which the international immigration virtually came to a halt.
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