This paper examines the role of out- migration at or about retirement age in changing the age-structure and ethnic composition of a London Borough, Brent, approximately 10 km to the north- west of the centre. Like other London Boroughs, Brent has been experiencing population losses. It will be shown that out-migration is particularly pronounced among those aged 20-29 and 50-64 years. The paper is based on research into the attractiveness of Brent for retirement. It has been found that, in areas of rapid population change, the turnover of people is itself a stimulus to other moves. As to the destination of retirement moves, the influence of the location of children and other relatives will be examined.La migration et le remplacement de la po...
It is important for any country to understand why its population makes certain choices on where to l...
Preface: The elderly form an increasingly significant section of our society, and changes in the soc...
Two of the dominant processes shaping today’s European cities are the ageing and diversification of ...
This paper examines the role of out- migration at or about retirement age in changing the age-struct...
Although residential mobility decreases with age, rates rise around the age of retirement, especiall...
This study, commissioned by the London Councils, was developed to investigate and measure a number o...
This paper analyses the role of migration in residential social change in London during the intercen...
In the early 1990s, Anthony Fielding coined the term ‘escalator region’ to describe how London and t...
Through its ability to transform local area population size, composition and character, residential ...
This paper examines the most important migration trends affecting the Non-metropolitan South-East, t...
In a context of aging, low fertility, and progressive slowdown of both internal population mobility ...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>The purpose of this re...
Migration around the age of retirement is an expression of the opportunities a society gives to its ...
MILLINGTON J. (2000) Migration and age: the effect of age on sensitivity to migration stimuli, Reg. ...
Key among Ravenstein’s “laws”, derived from extensive analysis of mid-19th century migration pattern...
It is important for any country to understand why its population makes certain choices on where to l...
Preface: The elderly form an increasingly significant section of our society, and changes in the soc...
Two of the dominant processes shaping today’s European cities are the ageing and diversification of ...
This paper examines the role of out- migration at or about retirement age in changing the age-struct...
Although residential mobility decreases with age, rates rise around the age of retirement, especiall...
This study, commissioned by the London Councils, was developed to investigate and measure a number o...
This paper analyses the role of migration in residential social change in London during the intercen...
In the early 1990s, Anthony Fielding coined the term ‘escalator region’ to describe how London and t...
Through its ability to transform local area population size, composition and character, residential ...
This paper examines the most important migration trends affecting the Non-metropolitan South-East, t...
In a context of aging, low fertility, and progressive slowdown of both internal population mobility ...
<p>Abstract copyright UK Data Service and data collection copyright owner.</p>The purpose of this re...
Migration around the age of retirement is an expression of the opportunities a society gives to its ...
MILLINGTON J. (2000) Migration and age: the effect of age on sensitivity to migration stimuli, Reg. ...
Key among Ravenstein’s “laws”, derived from extensive analysis of mid-19th century migration pattern...
It is important for any country to understand why its population makes certain choices on where to l...
Preface: The elderly form an increasingly significant section of our society, and changes in the soc...
Two of the dominant processes shaping today’s European cities are the ageing and diversification of ...