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Multilingual Demographic Dictionary, second unified edition, English volume
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Section | English 801 |
Arabic 801 |
German 801 |
Spanish 801 |
Finnish 801 |
French 801 |
Italian 801 |
Polish 801 |
Portuguese 801 |
Russian 801 |
801-1 | migration | هجرة (هجرة) | Wanderungen —Wanderung —Wanderungsbewegung |
migración —movimiento migratorio |
muuttoliike | migration —mouvement migratoire |
migrazione —migratorio, movimento — |
migracje —ruch migracyjny |
MIGRAÇÃO | Миграция |
801-2 | geographical mobility —spatial mobility |
انتقال (نقل) | Mobilität —Beweglichkeit |
movilidad | liikkuvuus —mobiliteetti |
mobilité | mobilità territoriale —mobilità spaziale |
mobilność (ludności) | MOBILIDADE geográfica —MOBILIDADE espacial |
Перемещение |
801-3 | place of origin —place of departure |
مكان الأصلي (أصل) | Wegzugsort —bisheriger Wohnort |
lugar de origen —lugar de salida |
lähtöpaikkakunta | lieu d’origine —lieu de départ |
luogo di provenienza —luogo d’origine |
miejsce pochodzenia —miejsce wyjazdu |
LUGAR origem —LOCAL de partida |
Прежнее место проживания |
801-4 | place of destination —place of arrival |
مكان الوصول (مكان)—مكان المقصود (مكان) | Zuzugsort —neuer Wohnort |
lugar de destino —lugar de entrada |
tulopaikkakunta | lieu de destination —lieu d’arrivée |
luogo di destinazione | miejsce przeznaczenia —miejsce przyjazdu |
LUGAR de destino —LOCAL de chegada |
Новое место проживания |
801-5 | length of absence | طول الغيبة (طول) | Abwesenheitsdauer | duración de la ausencia | poissaoloaika | durée d’absence | durata dell’assenza | nieobecność | DURAÇÃO da ausência | Продолжительность отсутствия |
801-6 | duration of stay | مدة الإقامة (مدة) | Anwesenheitsdauer | duración de la permanencia | läsnäoloaika | durée de présence | durata del soggiorno | obecność | DURAÇÃO da permanência | Продолжительность пребывания |
The study of spatial mobility 1 or geographic mobility 1 is concerned with the quantitative aspects of moves 2 made by individuals in geographic space. The distinguishing characteristic of migration 3 is that it involves a change in usual place of residence (310-6*) and implies movement across an administrative boundary. The administrative unit left by the migrant is the place of origin 4 or place of departure 4; the unit to which the migrant goes is the place of destination 5 or place of arrival 5. The concept of migration is often not applied to moves made by persons without a fixed place of residence, for example, nomads are excluded from the count of migrants in many countries. In practice it is sometimes difficult to distinguish between migration, which implies a relatively permanent change of residence, and temporary moves 6, except on the basis of criteria of length of absence 7 from the place of origin or duration of stay 8 at the place of destination. In general, geographic mobility does not include short-term trips which involve no change of usual residence, even though such moves may deserve study because of their economic and social importance. Commuting 9 involves the daily or weekly journey from place of residence to place of work or schooling; seasonal moves 10 have a yearly periodicity. Transits 11, which are moves across a territory to reach a destination, do not involve migration with respect to the territory crossed. Tourist traffic 12 or vacationing 12 also are not included in geographic mobility.
- 1. Spatial mobility is distinguished from social mobility (920-4) and occupational mobility (921-3).
- 3. Migration, n. - migrate, v. - migrant, n.: one who migrates, also used as adj. - migratory, adj.: pertaining to migration. The term migration refers to a process and cannot serve in English (in contrast to French) to describe a particular move; it is rarely used in the plural. Some authors view all residential mobility (803-6) as migration. For most, however, migratory moves involve the crossing of a boundary, and the administrative unit selected is called the migration defining area.
- 5. The terms country of arrival and country of reception are appropriate when international migration is the subject of interest.
- 9. Commute, v. - commuter, n.: one who regularly travels from his place of residence to his place of work. The expression journey to work is also used to describe this type of movement.
- 10. Seasonal movement is more accurate than the frequently used term seasonal migration since these moves rarely involve a change of usual residence.
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