The role of non-resident family in migration after separation

Amy Spring; Clara H. Mulder; Michael J. Thomas; Thomas J. Cooke

The role of non-resident family in migration after separation

Amy Spring, Clara H. Mulder, Michael J. Thomas, Thomas J. Cooke

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Amy Spring, Clara H. Mulder, Michael J. Thomas, Thomas J. Cooke find that the presence of non-resident family plays an important role in separated people’s decisions to migrate within the United States. Having family living nearby reduces their likelihood of migration. Having parents in the area where they grew up increases their likelihood of returning to that area.

Originele taal-2	English
Mijlpalentype toekennen	Article online magazine
Outputmedia	niussp.org
Uitgever	IUSS Press
Status	Published - 26-apr.-2021

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Family ties that bind: A new view of internal migration, immobility and labour-market outcomes
Mulder, C. H. (Hoofdonderzoeker), Venhorst, V. (Researcher), Gillespie, B. (Postdoc), Palomares Linares, I. (Postdoc), van der Wiel, R. (PhD student), Thomassen, J. (PhD student), Artamonova, A. (PhD student), Schnor, C. (!!CoI), Zilincikova, Z. (!!CoI), Thomas, M. (Postdoc) & Reitsma, T. (Staff)
01/09/2017 → 01/03/2024
Project: Research

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