MIGRATION

SyllabusMigration as part of the population change

Types, definitions, patterns and causes

Internal Migration

External Migration

Theories / Models of Migration

Controls on immigration by governments

MOBILITY:A term which include both migration and circulation.

MIGRABILITY:How likely is a person to migrate.

Migration

Movement of people across specific boundary,

national or international

to establish new place of residence

lasting not less than one year

MIGRATION

CIRCULATORY MOVEMENT

Moving with a time-scale

Less than a year

Semi-permanent change of residence

Daily commuting

MOBILITY

MIGRATION

Movement of people across specific boundary,

national or international

to establish new place of residence

lasting not less than one year

CIRCULATORY MOVEMENT

Moving with a time-scale

Less than a year

Semi-permanent change of residence

Daily commuting

Terminology

IN-MIGRATION – e.g. Temburong to BSB

IMMIGRATION – e.g. foreigner coming to a country

OUT-MIGRATION – e.g London to Wales

EMIGRATION- people moving out of a country

NET MIGRATION – the difference between emigration and immigration

Classification of Migration

Types of Migration

Sourcehttp://www.slideshare.net/ljordan/migration

FORCED MIGRATION VOLUNTARY MIGRATION

Any Question?

Draw a diagram of theClassification of

Migration

Answer: