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Internal migration and regional population dynamics in Europe: Estonia case study.
K. Katus, M. Kuoiszewski, Philip Rees, Luule Sakkeus, Anne Herm, David Powell
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CONTENTS Page Contents ii List of Tables iii List of Figures iii Foreword iv Acknowledgements v Summary vi 1. CONTEXT 1 2. INTERNAL MIGRATION AND POPULATION CHANGE REVIEWED 3 3. DATA AND METHODS USED 6 3.1 Data availability and registration system 6 3.2 Quality of migration data 8 3.3 Variables 17 3.4 Geographic units 17 3.5 Mapping methods 21 4. POPULATION CHANGE 1979-1989 22 4.1 Approach 22 4.2 Total change of population 22 4.3 Migration change of population 24 4.4 Natural change of population 27 4.5 Population change at community level 29 5 INTERNAL MIGRATION PATTERNS 31 5.1 Internal migration: general pattern 31 5.2 Net internal migration: the life-course pattern 36 5.3 Net internal migration: life-course pattern at community level 47 6. THE RELATIONSHIP OF MIGRATION TO POPULATION DENSITY AND UNEMPLOYMENT 49 6.1 Correlations between net internal migration, population density and unemployment 49 6.2 Net internal migration by density class and un
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