Networks, Linkages, and Migration Systems

Recent theoretical interest in migration systems calls attention to the functions of diverse linkages between countries in stimulating, directing and maintaining international flows of people. This article proposes a conceptual framework for the nonpeople linkages in international migration systems...

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Published in:The International migration review 1989-10, Vol.23 (3), p.671-680
Main Author: Fawcett, James T.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Communication
Conceptual frameworks
Culture
Demography
Economics
Emigration
Emigration and Immigration
Family Characteristics
Family Relations
Government
Government regulation
Human migration
Immigration and emigration
Information Services
International migration
International Relations
Labor migration
Labor regulations
Migration
Models, Theoretical
Organizations
Politics
Population
Population Characteristics
Population Dynamics
Population migration
Public Policy
Social Networks
Social research
Systems approach
Transients and Migrants
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Summary:Recent theoretical interest in migration systems calls attention to the functions of diverse linkages between countries in stimulating, directing and maintaining international flows of people. This article proposes a conceptual framework for the nonpeople linkages in international migration systems and discusses the implications for population movement of the four categories and three types of linkages that define the framework.
ISSN:0197-9183
1747-7379
DOI:10.1177/019791838902300314