Internal migrations refer to the movement of people within a country's borders, often from rural areas to urban centers. These migrations can result from various factors, such as economic opportunities or social changes.
Related terms
Urbanization: The process of population concentration in cities due to industrialization and economic development.
Great Migration: A significant internal migration movement in the United States during the early 20th century when millions of African Americans moved from rural Southern areas to Northern industrial cities.
Guest Workers: Migrant laborers who temporarily move from one region or country to another for employment purposes.