Search Results for Migratory History

... (promedio tipificado por la edad de las mujeres) era de 3.38 en el caso de las nativas, y de 3.19 en el caso de las inmigrantes. Recent Immigrant Migratory Status Migrant Woman Native Woman Migratory History A STUDY OF MIGRATION TO GREATER SANTIAGO (CHILE) JUAN C. ELIZAGA* RESUMEN Se presentan...

..., climate, and weather shocks. These data were used to estimate multivariate event history models of alternative forms of mobility (local mobility, internal migration, and international migration), controlling for a large number of covariates. This approach is generalizable to other study areas and responds...

... emphasis on education if they aspire to follow in their parents' migratory footsteps. On the other hand, parental migration often leads to monetary transfers (remittances), which reduces financial pressure on sending households and can strengthen educational aspirations among children left behind. Because...

... services. Another factor related to the likelihood of having experienced various types of difficulties in obtaining services or deportation fear is the individual’s migratory history, which has a differential impact on deportees and voluntary returnees. For instance, voluntary returnees who frequently...

... in small cities, rural towns and villages, but not in large urban areas. With event-history models, we found little positive effect of community-level social capital and a strong deterrent effect of urban labor markets on the likelihood of first and later U.S. trips for residents of urban areas in Mexico...

... with migrant family members. Of the studies on this topic, most have sought to identify the effect that migration has on youths’ migratory and educational aspirations, often using qualitative methods in individual sending communities. The present article supplements this research in two ways: (1) in addition...

... Migration From the USA.” . Journal of European Economic History , 9 , 41 – 112 . Handlin O. ( 1951 ). The Uprooted . New York : Grosset & Dunlap . Hatton T.J. , & Williamson J.G. ( 1994 ). “International Migration 1850–1939: An Economic Survey.” . In T.J. Hatton...

... cumulative causation affects patterns of Mexican migration. wo major developments in the study of migration in the past 20 years have been the recognition of the importance of gender and of social networks in the migratory and as- similation process. Until recently, these two fields have remained mostly...

... approach to migration analysis inevitably involves lengthy lags to ensure that all cohort members have completed their migratory careers. Because migration extends later into life than fertility, comprehensive histories are inevitably dated. However, two-thirds of moves are completed by age 35, and more...

...: A Comparison of Legal and Illegal Migrants . International Migration Review , 13 , 599 – 623 . 10.2307/2545178 Reichert , J.S. ( 1980 ). History and Trends in U.S.-Bound Migration From a Mexican Town . International Migration Review , 14 , 475 – 91 . 10.2307/2545423 Repak , T.A...

... History , 31 , 613 – 649 . 10.1017/S0022050700074350 Greenwood M. J. ( 1969 ). The Determinants of Labor Migration in Egypt . Journal of Regional Science , 9 , 283 – 290 . 10.1111/j.1467-9787.1969.tb01341.x Greenwood M. J. ( 1971 ). A Regression Analysis of Migration...

.... It appears that over time the state line may be replacing the county line in distinguishing kinds of migrants. Further, our results point to a growing fraction of footloose migrants, not tied to local territory, identified by their migration history rather than demographic characteristics. 30 12 2010...

... , 463 – 476 . 10.2307/2092989 Morrison, Peter A. 1969. Theoretical issues in the design of population mobility models. The RAND Corporation, P-4179. Morrison, Peter A. 1970a. Implications of migration histories for model design. The RAND Corporation, P-4342. Morrison, Peter A. 1970b...

... picture of historical internal migration patterns with an analysis of a unique individual retrospective life history data set. This sample of the black population, collected in 2000, is the only known nationally representative life history data for South Africa; it includes all residential moves for each...

... history analysis of out-migration from households surveyed in Nicaragua and found that violence during the U.S.-sponsored Contra War strongly predicted out-migration to the United States, whereas conflict-related economic distress promoted migration to neighboring Costa Rica. Alvarado and Massey ( 2010...

... of migration probabilities to duration status are estimated from migration histories for a sample of residents in Monterrey, Mexico, and compared with estimates reported by P. A. Morrison using data from Amsterdam, The Netherlands. In both data sets a negative nonlinear relation of the probability of migrating...

...- opment sites, or "schemes" in Malaysia, but how their presence influences migratory be- havior. Thus we follow an individual who is at risk of moving and estimate how that risk varies with duration of residence, demographic and employment covariates, and the presence of government-sponsored development...

... . In J. L. Reiff , A. D. Keating , & J. R. Grossmann (Eds.), The electronic encyclopedia of Chicago . Chicago, IL : Chicago History Museum, The Newberry Library, and Northwestern University . Retrieved from http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/340.html Munshi...

...: Thoughts on the History of Anti-Urbanism Ideology . Beverly Hills, California : Sage . Hauser Robert M. ( 1978 ). Some Exploratory Methods for Modeling Mobility Tables and Other Cross-classified Data . Madison, Wisconsin : Center for Demography and Ecology, University of Wisconsin...

... report different migration histories for each partner during the previous year.) Married individuals are the least geographically mobile, especially married couples with children. Single women and single men are about equally likely to have moved. Overall, the strongest evidence for gender differences...