WHEN A RESIDENCE IS NOT A HOUSE: EXAMINING RESIDENCE‐BASED MIGRATION DEFINITIONS
WHEN A RESIDENCE IS NOT A HOUSE: EXAMINING RESIDENCE‐BASED MIGRATION DEFINITIONS
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当住宅不是房屋时：检查基于住宅的移民定义
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1982
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P. Gober
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作者：
M. Behr;P. Gober
传统的迁移定义包含了隐含的假设：原籍地和目的地是固定的住所，家庭在任何给定的时间居住在一个住所，居住单元形成了个人活动空间的中心。虽然这些假设适用于某些迁移者，但它们将迁移研究限制在一个狭窄的迁移范围内。本文认为，这些假设偏差呈现了移民行为和选择性的概念。更现实的评估可能会考虑空间网络集合的整合，而不是空间中两个离散点之间的移动。
Traditional definitions of migration contain implicit assumptions: origin and destination places are fixed residences, households inhabit one residence at any given time, and dwelling units form the center of individual activity spaces. Though these assumptions hold for certain movers, they restrict migration studies to a narrow range of movement. It is argued here that such assumptions bias present notions of migrant behavior and selectivity. A more realistic appraisal might consider integration in sets of spatial networks rather than movement between two discrete points in space.