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Interregional Labor Migration and Information Flows [PDF]

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1985
Interregional labor migration occurs in response to the stress existing between a worker's existing condition and the expected condition perceived to exist in an alternative region. These perceptions are formed from information received through various channels.
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Migration Flows in the Central Mediterranean

This essay analyses the historical development and current state of migration flows in the central Mediterranean as well as future challenges.
Emidio Diodato, Simone Paoli
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Inertial migration of a sphere in Poiseuille flow

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1989
The inertial migration of a small sphere in a Poiseuille flow is calculated for the case when the channel Reynolds number is of order unity. The equilibrium position is found to move towards the wall as the Reynolds number increases. The migration velocity is found to increase more slowly than quadratically.
Schonberg, Jeffrey A., Hinch, E. J.
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Migration Flows and Migration Crisis in Southern Europe

2018
This chapter examines the main migration flows concerning the countries of southern Europe; those are a) the immigration from developed countries b) the so-called ‘new emigration’, and c) the persistent flow of migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. They receive a very different treatment in local political debates, which are dominated by the concern ...
Domenico Maddaloni, Grazia Moffa
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Cultural Diversity, Citizenship, Migration Flows

Il diritto dell'economia : 79, 3, 2012, 2012
The article examines the relationship between the concept of citizenship and that of multiculturalism, focusing in particular on overcoming the traditional view: that of considering the concept of citizenship as defined by the boundaries of a nation state.
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A Model of Urbanization with Nonlinear Migration Flows

International Regional Science Review, 1986
This paper seeks an appropriate specification of the migration exchange between rural and urban areas so that the implied evolution of the degree of urbanization agrees with its commonly observed S-shape. After demonstrating that the gross migration flows between rural and urban areas should be specified as nonlinear functions of the population in the ...
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The Effect of Migration on International Tourism Flows: The Role of Linguistic Networks and Common Languages

Journal of Travel Research, 2022
Luke Emeka Okafor, Usman Khalid, Katarzyna Burzyńska   +2 more
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Migration and Urban Flows

2019
In the course of globalization of the world economy, cities are increasingly seen as nodes in networks that are shaped and constituted by manifold flows intersecting there, including migration flows. Early conceptualizations of cities from the network perspective, such as “global city,” assumed that only a small set of powerful cities are embedded in ...
Kashkovskaya, Natalya, Orum, Anthony M.
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A network analysis of intra-EU migration flows: how regulatory policies, economic inequalities and the network-topology shape the intra-EU migration space

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2021
Michael Windzio, Celine Teney, Sven Lenkewitz   +2 more
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Migration and FDI Flows

2018
In this paper we examine the importance of migrant stocks on FDI flows from a sample of 19 developed countries to around 150 partner countries using a modified version of the gravity model. Based on recent advances in the modelling of trade using the gravity model we include a variety of fixed effects to control for various sources of endogeneity and ...
Foster-McGregor, Neil, Landesmann, Michael, Mara, Isilda   +2 more
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