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Book (stand-alone)Domestic and international migration from rural Mexico: Disaggregating the effects of network structure and composition 2002
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No results found.This paper explores how the composition of migrant networks affects the national and international migration decisions in Mexico, focusing on the distinct influence of networks on rural-to-rural, rural-to-urban, and rural-to-international migration. The emphasis on rural out-migration is partly a reflection of data availability but is also because networks are likely to be more important in rural areas where information is less readily available. Furthermore, in rural out-migration the alternati ve destinations are easily identified and distinct, allowing for the role of networks to be clearly established. -
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Book (stand-alone)Domestic and international migration from rural Mexico: Disaggregating the effects of network structure and composition 2002
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No results found.This paper explores how the composition of migrant networks affects the national and international migration decisions in Mexico, focusing on the distinct influence of networks on rural-to-rural, rural-to-urban, and rural-to-international migration. The emphasis on rural out-migration is partly a reflection of data availability but is also because networks are likely to be more important in rural areas where information is less readily available. Furthermore, in rural out-migration the alternati ve destinations are easily identified and distinct, allowing for the role of networks to be clearly established. -
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Book (stand-alone)Domestic and international migration from rural Mexico: Disaggregating the effects of network structure and composition 2002
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No results found.This paper explores how the composition of migrant networks affects the national and international migration decisions in Mexico, focusing on the distinct influence of networks on rural-to-rural, rural-to-urban, and rural-to-international migration. The emphasis on rural out-migration is partly a reflection of data availability but is also because networks are likely to be more important in rural areas where information is less readily available. Furthermore, in rural out-migration the alternati ve destinations are easily identified and distinct, allowing for the role of networks to be clearly established. -
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