Urban integration influencing factors and its intergenerational differences of migrant workers

This paper made an analysis on urban integration and its influencing factors of migrant workers from four dimensions of economics, politics, culture and society based on the perspective of intergenerational differences and 724 survey data. The results showed that the level of urban integration of the new generation migrant workers was higher than that of the old generation migrant workers by 0.157766. Educational degree and working years had positive effect on migrant workers' urban integration. The effects of age, marriage, sibling number were not significant. Whether being a relative of some government officials or having participated in an association of fellow provincials or townsmen would significantly influence the urban integration of the new generation migrant workers. There were significant regional differences and enterprise differences among the level of urban integration of the new generation migrant workers. While the urban integration of the old generation migrant workers was merely affected by educational degree and working year.