Migration Decision Making. Multidisciplinary Approaches to Microlevel Studies in Developed and Developing Countries

Content: 
Pergamon Titles of Related Interest, Page ii
Related Journals, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
List of Tables and Figures, Pages ix-x
Preface, Pages xi-xii
1 - Introduction and Overview, Pages 1-10, Gordon F. De Jong, Robert W. Gardner
2 - Motivations for Migration: An Assessment and a Value-Expectancy Research Model, Pages 13-58, Gordon F. De Jong, James T. Fawcett
3 - Macrolevel Influences on the Migration Decision Process, Pages 59-89, Robert W. Gardner
4 - Microeconomic Approaches to Studying Migration Decisions, Pages 90-129, Julie DaVanzo
5 - Information, Uncertainty, and the Microeconomic Model of Migration Decision Making, Pages 130-148, John L. Goodman
6 - Toward a Development Paradigm of Migration, with Particular Reference to Third World Settings, Pages 149-185, Lawrence A. Brown, Rickie L. Sanders
7 - Village-Community Ties, Village Norms, and Ethnic and Social Networks: A Review of Evidence from the Third World, Pages 186-224, Graeme J. Hugo
8 - Family Structure and Family Strategy in Migration Decision Making, Pages 225-251, Sarah F. Harbison
9 - The Migration Decision-Making Process: Some Social-Psychological Considerations, Pages 252-278, Gerald Haberkorn
10 - Policy Intervention Considerations: The Relationship of Theoretical Models to Planning, Pages 281-290, Gordon F. De Jong, Sarah F. Harbison
11 - The Utility of Microlevel Approaches to Migration: A Philippine Perspective, Pages 291-302, Ricardo G. Abad
12 - A Review of Micro Migration Research in the Third World Context, Pages 303-327, Tuck Hoong Paul Chang
Bibliography, Pages 329-381
Index, Pages 383-390
About the Contributors, Pages 391-394