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Population

Explore the types of migration such as internal and international, along with the regularities and push and pull factors influencing movement. Learn about the impact of migration policies and historical trends like European colonization. Discover how demographics and social dynamics shape migration patterns.

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Population

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  1. Population Migration

  2. Definition • Migration is the permanent or semi-permanent movement of people, involving a change of home as well as social relations.

  3. Types of migration • Internal migration • International migration

  4. Regularities of migration • The majority of migrants tend to be young adults • International or long-distance migrants tend to be male • Females are more migratory over short distances • Single people or childless couples are more migratory than couples with children • Professional people are more migratory over long distances than unskilled workers

  5. Famine Push factors Poverty Low wages Unemployment Enviromental disasters Political and cultural changes

  6. Good job opportunities Security Pull factors Social guarantees Good schools

  7. Notes • Chinese immigration to South – East Asia • European colonisation and dempgraphic explosion • Brain Drain • Migration policies (Europe etc)

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