INTERNAL MIGRATION

Todays Lesson  Review internal migration Urbanisation Intra-city migration Northward Drift Stepwise  A look at an India example, Mumbai  Finish internal migration  Begin external migration

Internal migration, a New Zealand context  Internal migration – movement of person or person(s) WITHIN the boundaries of a nation-state Each provide a different example  Types of Internal migration relevant to New Zealand  Provide a different example of Rural to Urban – Urbanisation Stepwise migration Directional, Northward Drift Intra-City

The Northward Drift  Auckland population 1,377,200 residents  South island 1,038,400 residents  New Zealand 4,414,400  Is New Zealand experiencing a northward drift?  How will this impact the South Island?

A model for population  Development breeds population  Overpopulation results in stagnation  Without rejuvenation or new innovation population declines  Record the model Population of the city

Dunedin  Skim read over the News Paper article What issues are Dunedin facing? Why are they facing these issues?  Dunedin would have a declining population if it was not for “studentisation” What is studentisation What are some issues behind studentisation?

Push-Pull Model – An international perspective Record some of the push and pull factors mentioned in this clip as you watch BTW 12 Rupees = 0.52 NZD

Mumbai Photo Interpretation  List three things this photo tells us about Mumbai  What does this photo tell us about Mumbai  Could you live there  What questions does this photo raise in your mind

Mumbai Photo Interpretation  List three things this photo tells us about Mumbai  What does this photo tell us about Mumbai  Could you live there  What questions does this photo raise in your mind

Mumbai Photo Interpretation  List three things this photo tells us about Mumbai  What does this photo tell us about Mumbai  Could you live there  What questions does this photo raise in your mind

Issues of Urbanisation  What issues surround urbanisation Complete the worksheet individually then share

Summary  Internal migration  Explored different types of internal migration Urbanisation Intra-city migration Northward Drift Stepwise  New Zealand; Auckland, Dunedin  An example from India; Mumbai  Explored some issues

 Trends in neHistory of migration in new zealand, where are prople going what is happening to the town, social issues. Migration in india, mumbai core and phriphery  Sth bigger than north movement north  Reasons  Urbanisation rural to cities  Maori migration  Employment  w zealand  Stepwise  Intercity movement population distribution in New Zealand  International migration, auckland collect migrants, area conguration.... Issues  Dunedin case study migrating  External migration, main contrubtiors to immigration, interanl migration, matural increase  Where do migrants come from?  Control migration discussion about allowing migration  Internal, trends over time nzpop int the early time, move soth to north, other trends in New Zealand, interncity urbanisation, effect the movement has had on the towns, dunedin fiher and pykal, aucklands growth, over seas example mumbi, issues in mumbi, then internation migration, stepwise, south nrth, within city, urbanisation, trends effects migrations have on the town. Coming back to lees push pull model, relate to models, do puch pull model for dunedin, for movement into auckland,mumbi  Test at end, hard data, for cities, dunedin,