Migration
The permanent movement to a new location.
Mobility
A general term for all types of movement.
ciculation
short-term repetitive movements that occur on a regular basis.
Emigration
Migration out of a country
Imigration
Movement into a country
net migration
The difference between emigration and imigration
international migration
migration across the boarders of a country
voluntary migration
The migratn has chosen to move usually for economic reasons
forced migration
The migratant is forced to move mostly due to cultural or enviormental factors.
migration transition
The changes in a society comparable to those in demotraphic transition
Migration transition stages.
Stage one: High daily/seasonal mobility in search for food
Stage two:High international emigration and interregional migration from rural to urban areas
Stage 3:High international immigration and intraregional migration from cities to suburbs.
Stage 4:Same as stage 3.
Internal migratio
Migration within a country
International migration
Migration across different countries’ boarders
Interregional migration
Migration across multiple regions
Intraregional migration
migration within the same region
counterubanization
migration from urban to rural areas
push factors
Factors compelling emmigration
Pull factors
factors compelling imigration
Refugee
A person who has been forced to migrate to another coutnry to avoid the effects of conflict and discrimination
internally displaced person
has been forced to migrate for political resons without migration across a country boarder
Asylum seeker
someone who has migrated to anotehr coutnry in the hope of being recognized as a refugee
Flood plain
An area subject to flooding
Desertfication
the deterioration of land to a desertlike condition
intervening obstical
An obstical that stops migration