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The internal migration theme refers to any migration that occurs within a country. This could refer to migration between administrative units of a country which can have similar consequences as international migration in terms of loss of rights, risks of travel and negative stereotyping. Internal migration is the type of migration most likely to be undertaken by the poorest and the numbers involved dwarf international migrants. It is estimated that the number of internal migrants in China alone equal that of all the international migrants in the world.
The list below highlights the most recent documents added to the theme of Internal migration. More results of Internal migration can be viewed by clicking at the link at the end of the page.

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Exploring children's experiences of migration: movement and family relationships

Author: de Lima, P., Punch, S. and Whitehead, A.

Publication date: July 2012

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This briefing paper highlights the main themes emerging from a recent ESRC seminar to explore the ways that...

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Invisible Children in the Dominican Republic: A Minor Field Study on Obstacles to Birth Registration

Author: M. Flygge

Publication date: 16/01/2012

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Birth registration is a fundamental key in ensuring several essential rights of the child; including the right to...

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ESRC Seminar: Migration and Family Relationships

Publication date: 25/10/2011

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This seminar, which took place 24-25 October 2011 at the University of the Highlands and Islands in Inverness, was...

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Migration and Health in China: Problems, Obstacles and Solutions

Author: Xiang Biao

Publication date: 2004

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There are currently at least 85 million rural-urban migrants in the mainland China. These migrants face great...

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Migration and Health: A Review of the International Literature

Author: L. McKay; S. Macintyre; A. Ellaway

Publication date: January 2003

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This report provides a comprehensive review of primary literature on internal and international migration and...

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