With modernization and the increasing cross-regional migration and occupational mobility, daughters establish increasingly close ties with parents (Cong and Silverstein 2012).
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Relative regional migration in Spanish regions.
His intervention was attacked by Julia Onslow-Cole, of the Migration Matters Trust, a cross-party campaign group, who told the BBC that it was perfectly possible to implement a regional migration policy.
Some 140,000 Rohingya live in squalid camps while thousands more have fled by boat, leading to a regional migration crisis.
But when health input prices are modified by individual regional migration, the regional prices no longer satisfy the requirement of being independent of preferences and omitted variables.
Still, the grievances of southerners seem to cross regional, political, and socioeconomic lines.
Long before Libya became a way station on trafficking circuits, the wealth created by its oil reserves made it a destination for regional migration.
Downregulation of E-cadherin in solid tumors with regional migration and systematic metastasis is well recognized.
Such differences can arise from reporting differences either between countries or between years and lead to thematic inconsistencies that can hamper cross-national or cross-regional comparisons of migration patterns (e.g., Beer et al. 2010).
We report the number of patients crossing the borders of the target HCA and availing health care treatments from other HCAs located in Apulia (infra-regional migration, in symbols: IRM) and out of the regional borderlines (extra-regional migration: ERM).
As explained earlier, we analyze the overall migration, decomposing it into the extra-regional migration scaled by population (ERM) and the infra-regional migration to population (IRM).
