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Migration

the permanent or semi-permanent relocation of people from one place to another

voluntary migration

a movement made by choice

push factors

negative circumstances, events, or conditions present where they live that compels a person to leave

pull factors

when migrants decide to leave, they usually choose a destination based on its positive conditions

asylum

protection granted by one country to an immigrant from another country who has a legitimate fear of harm/death if she/he returns

protection granted…

intervening obstacles

barriers that make reaching their desired destination more difficult

ravenstein’s model

referred to as laws about migration tendencies and demographics (migration theory)

“laws”

distance decay

the further apart two places are, the less likely it is that people will migrate between those places

gravity model

the size and distance between 2 cities or countries will influence the amount of interactions that include migration

size & distance…

step migration

a process in which migrants breach their eventual destination through a series of smaller moves

counter migration

each migration flow produces a movement in the opposite direction

return migration

immigrants moving back to their former home

forced migration

involuntary migration-migrants have no choice but to move

internally displaced person

most migrants intend to return to their homes once the danger has passed (moving but still staying in the same country)

chain migration

a process in which people migrate to and settle in a new country

“little italy & china town”

ethnic enclave

neighborhoods filled primarily with people of the same ethnic group

xenophobia

a strong dislike of people of another culture

racism/discrimination

brain drain

when migration out of a country is made up of many highly skilled people

remittances

money sent to the immigrant’s friends/family in the country they left

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refugee

a person who has been forced to leave the country due to war, persecution, etc.