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Internal Migration
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Today, we will discuss internal migration. Can anyone tell me what internal migration means?
Is it when people move within the same country?
Exactly! Internal migration refers to people moving from one location to another within a country. For example, a villager might move to a city like Delhi for better job opportunities.
What are some reasons people might do that?
Great question! Reasons can include better job prospects, education, or healthcare access. Remember, we can think of it as 'JOBS β Just Opportunities Bring Success!'
Can you give us another example?
Sure! Think of students moving to urban areas for colleges or even families relocating for work. This internal migration is vital for cities' growth.
To recap, internal migration is the movement within a country often driven by better opportunities. Let's move to international migration next!
International Migration
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Now, letβs talk about international migration. Who can describe what that means?
Is it moving from one country to another?
Correct! International migration involves people moving between countries. For instance, an IT worker migrating from India to the USA.
What drives people to move internationally?
Excellent point! People migrate internationally for various reasons, such as higher wages and better living conditions. We can remember 'HBR' for Higher Benefits & Rewards!
Does that always mean better opportunities?
Not always. While many seek better conditions, some may face challenges, such as cultural shocks or legal barriers. Itβs a complex issue, right?
In summary, international migration is essential for globalization, impacting economies and cultural diversity across nations.
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This section discusses migration based on distance, categorizing it into internal migration (movement within a country) and international migration (movement between countries), while providing examples of each. It lays the groundwork for understanding how geographical factors influence migration patterns.
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Migration Based on Distance
Migration is defined as the permanent or semi-permanent movement of people from one place to another. In this section, we focus on how migration can be classified based on distance.
Types of Migration Based on Distance
- Internal Migration: Refers to the movement of individuals within a single country. An example is a villager moving to Delhi for better employment opportunities.
- International Migration: Involves individuals moving from one country to another, such as an IT worker relocating from India to the USA.
Understanding these types is crucial to grasp the broader implications of migration patterns, influencing socio-economic dynamics, cultural exchanges, and labor markets.
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Types of Migration Based on Distance
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Type: Internal
Description: Within a country
Example: Villager moving to Delhi
Detailed Explanation
This chunk introduces the first type of migration based on distance, called 'Internal Migration'. Internal migration refers to the movement of people within the same country. For instance, when a villager moves from a rural area to a city like Delhi in search of better job opportunities and living conditions, this is classified as internal migration. Such movements are typically driven by factors such as employment, education, or lifestyle improvements.
Examples & Analogies
Imagine a farmer from a small village in India who decides to relocate to Delhi to work in a manufacturing plant. He believes that moving to the city will provide him with better wages and living standards. This scenario illustrates internal migration, where individuals seek better opportunities within the same country.
International Migration
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Type: International
Description: Between countries
Example: IT worker moving to USA
Detailed Explanation
The second type of migration based on distance is known as 'International Migration'. This occurs when individuals move from one country to another, often in pursuit of improved economic prospects, education, or safety. An example is an IT worker from India relocating to the USA to work in the tech industry, which offers higher salaries and advanced career opportunities. International migration often involves more challenges, such as obtaining visas and adjusting to different cultures and legal systems.
Examples & Analogies
Consider an engineer from India who receives a job offer from a prestigious tech company in Silicon Valley. He relocates to the USA, where he expects to earn a much higher salary and work on innovative technology projects. This experience highlights how international migration can open doors for personal and professional growth.
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Key Concepts
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Internal Migration: Movement within a country for various social, economic, or personal reasons.
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International Migration: Movement across country borders often for employment, education, or safety.
Examples & Real-Life Applications
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Examples
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A villager moves to Delhi for work opportunities, representing internal migration.
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An IT professional relocates from India to the USA, highlighting international migration.
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π΅ Rhymes Time
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When you move within a place, it's internal; move to another country, that's international!
π Fascinating Stories
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Imagine a villager named Ravi who moves to Delhi for work. His friend Nasir tries to move to the USA to find engineering jobs. Both are migrating but in different contexts.
π§ Other Memory Gems
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Use 'HBR' to remember Push factors as Higher Budgets Reward those who move.
π― Super Acronyms
Remember 'I & I' for Immigrant & Emigrant, which helps us distinguish between incoming and outgoing migrants.
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Glossary of Terms
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Term: Emigrant
Definition:
A person leaving a location.
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Term: Immigrant
Definition:
A person arriving at a new location.
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Term: Net Migration
Definition:
The difference between the number of immigrants and emigrants in a country.
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Term: Internal Migration
Definition:
Movement of individuals within the same country.
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Term: International Migration
Definition:
Movement of individuals from one country to another.