2015Demographic ResearchOpen access

Patterns and selectivities of urban/rural migration in Israel

Uzi Rebhun, Brown David

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Movement from one type of area to another attests to factors of distance, socioeconomic barriers, and heterogeneity. Movement between two localities of one type entails fewer and different types of changes.

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Movement from one type of area to another attests to factors of distance, socioeconomic barriers, and heterogeneity. Movement between two localities of one type entails fewer and different types of changes.

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Movement from one type of area to another attests to factors of distance, socioeconomic barriers, and heterogeneity. Movement between two localities of one type entails fewer and different types of changes.

Key concepts: Socioeconomic status, Movement (music), Geography, Economic geography, Internal migration, Type (biology), Socioeconomics, Demographic economics

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