ANTHROP 1AB3 Chapter Notes - Chapter 7: Magdalenian, Chain Migration, Cave Painting
10 Dec 2012
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Migration is when people move from one place to another: ex. Moving from hamilton to toronto because they want to be closer to your job. 3 core areas of democracy: migration, fertility, mortality. Internal migration are movement within a state/country: ex. Rural-to-urban: people move to urban areas is due to job opportunities. Push-pull theory of labour migration, it is said that: push factor. Rural areas are not able to support population growth. Expectations of living standard increases: pull factor (cities) Attracts people, especially the young for employment. Rural vs. urban the cost and benefit of moving from rural life to urban life. International migration is movement to a different country: ex. 2% of worlds population or 100 million people lives outside of their home country. People move to industrialized countries to find jobs. Certain countries such as canada and the us limited the immigrants especially non- white immigrants. Transnational migration is when people move from place to place constantly: ex.
