ERNST RAVENSTEIN THEORY OF MIGRATION * 1880s * NORTHWEST OF GB.

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ERNST RAVENSTEIN THEORY OF MIGRATION * 1880s * NORTHWEST OF GB

1. MOST MIGRATION IS OVER A SHORT DISTANCE

2. MIGRATION OCCURS IN STAGES URBAN HIERARCHY

3. LONG-RANGE MIGRANTS USUALLY MOVE TO LARGE CITIES

4. SUB- AND COUNTER URBANIZATION

5. RURAL DWELLERS ARE MORE MIGRATORY THAN URBAN DWELLERS

6. WOMEN ARE MORE MIGRATORY THAN MEN OVER SHORTER DISTANCES

7. MIGRATION INCREASES WITH ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: ADVANCES IN TECHNOLOGY SUCH AS TRANSPORT, COMMUNICATION, SPREAD OF INFORMATION