Existing empirical work has focused on assessing the effectiveness of nonpharmaceutical
interventions on human mobility to contain the spread of COVID‐19. Less is known about …

Although the decline in the level of internal migration has been the focus of growing
scholarly attention, little attention has been paid to countries with increasing or stable …

The classical foundations of migration research date from the 1880s with Ravenstein's Laws
of migration, which represent the first comparative analyses of internal migration. While his …

This paper analyses census data for England and Wales to explore the ties between
processes of rural gentrification and recent internal migration. Internal migrants are defined …

Europe displays important variations in the level of internal migration, with a clear spatial
gradient of high mobility in northern and western Europe but lower mobility in the south and …

Internal migration is one of the main drivers of local population change and therefore an
important factor to consider in the provision of services across key domains such as housing …

Existing empirical work has focused on assessing the effectiveness of non-pharmaceutical
interventions on human mobility to contain the spread of COVID-19. Less is known about the …

The “escalator region” concept became a key element of migration literature after Fielding's
work on South East England and fuelled a welcome growth of interest in the links between …

Regional disparities in social mobility have long been apparent in Britain. Recent decades
have seen a growing level of spatial inequalities in terms of social, economic and …

This chapter reviews knowledge on the relationship between migration intensities and the
age of migrants. This knowledge is important in planning for population ageing, as input to …