Distinctions between internal migration and residential mobility are often formed with
reference to assumed differences in motivation, with migration typically linked to …

Recent literature suggests that the increasingly blurred relationship between paid
employment and retirement facilitates a retirement transition period, a life course stage …

The relationship between migration and age has long been established, and most recently,
there have been calls for the inclusion of a life course perspective to migration research. In …

An Introduction to Population Geographies provides a foundation to the incredibly diverse,
topical and interesting field of twenty-first-century population geography. It establishes the …

The ageing of the Australian population is one of the most important systemic shifts and
policy challenges of the 21st century. From 2004–51, the percentage of people aged 65 and …

Rental discrimination is a key factor in the reproduction of socio-economic inequality under
emergent rentier capitalism within the asset society. Our research into the effects of …

Life satisfaction and motives for moving home are complex entanglements, reflecting
multiple desires and experiences. The aim of this paper is to show that a focused analysis of …

This study explores whether people who have recently moved to an area differ from longer-
term residents in their health, travel behaviour, and perceptions of the environment. Using a …

This paper aims to contribute to the theorisation of midlife migration into rural areas.
Although the factors influencing migration are known to be variable at different stages of a …

The use of housing career and housing pathways concepts has increased over the past
several decades. The two concepts have shared origins in housing research but have …