Migration Patterns

Definition

Migration patterns refer to the routes or trends followed by people when they move from one location to another. These patterns can include movements within countries (internal migration) or between different countries (international migration).

Related terms

Push Factors: Factors that force or drive people away from their current location, such as poverty, political instability, persecution, or natural disasters.

Pull Factors: Factors that attract people to move into new locations, such as economic opportunities, better living conditions, political stability, or cultural attractions.

Refugee Crisis: A situation where there is an overwhelming number of displaced individuals seeking refuge due to conflict, persecution, or other adverse circumstances.