Internal Migration Networks is a theoretical construct that represents the structured pathways and relational mechanisms through which individuals or groups move within national borders, distinguished from international migration networks by the absence of cross-border transitions and by the influence of regionally embedded social, economic, and institutional ties.
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Research on Internal Migration in the United States: A Survey
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