Add to ORKGXc 93-004 The migration component in population projections is more difficult to handle than fertility and mortality for two different reasons. First, less reliable and representative statistical information is available for assessing past and present migration levels and, secondly, migration patterns tend to show much less continuity with intensities changing by orders of magnitude within very short time periods...
Completed Net Migration is introduced as an expected number of net migrants to join the original bir...
International audienceThis paper sheds light on the global migration patterns of the past 40 years, ...
Some commentators have argued that in projecting future migration levels, it is more appropriate to ...
Migration is defined as the permanent change in an individual’s usual residence. Forecasting migrati...
This paper explores alternative future trajectories of international migration by applying amultireg...
International migration is now the dominant factor determining the size, rate of change, and composi...
This paper discusses selected challenges involved in migration forecasting. It begins with a discuss...
<b>Background</b>: Little attention is given to the role of migration in global population projectio...
‘With their birth rates low enough for long enough, a number of countries, mostly European, face the...
Over the past decades, international migration has become by far the most important force behind Eur...
This is the latest report on what demographers and scientists in related disciplines think and assum...
The paper proposes a new logical system to build demographic scenarios based on a model that explain...
The long-range population projections of the United Nations issued in 2003 span three centuries and ...
On the one hand the techniques of demographic projection are essential: they offer powerful and obje...
International migration is difficult to predict because of uncertainties. The identification of sour...
Completed Net Migration is introduced as an expected number of net migrants to join the original bir...
International audienceThis paper sheds light on the global migration patterns of the past 40 years, ...
Some commentators have argued that in projecting future migration levels, it is more appropriate to ...
Migration is defined as the permanent change in an individual’s usual residence. Forecasting migrati...
This paper explores alternative future trajectories of international migration by applying amultireg...
International migration is now the dominant factor determining the size, rate of change, and composi...
This paper discusses selected challenges involved in migration forecasting. It begins with a discuss...
<b>Background</b>: Little attention is given to the role of migration in global population projectio...
‘With their birth rates low enough for long enough, a number of countries, mostly European, face the...
Over the past decades, international migration has become by far the most important force behind Eur...
This is the latest report on what demographers and scientists in related disciplines think and assum...
The paper proposes a new logical system to build demographic scenarios based on a model that explain...
The long-range population projections of the United Nations issued in 2003 span three centuries and ...
On the one hand the techniques of demographic projection are essential: they offer powerful and obje...
International migration is difficult to predict because of uncertainties. The identification of sour...
Completed Net Migration is introduced as an expected number of net migrants to join the original bir...
International audienceThis paper sheds light on the global migration patterns of the past 40 years, ...
Some commentators have argued that in projecting future migration levels, it is more appropriate to ...