Death, Globalisation and Migration 0.0 / 5 ? SociologyFamilies and householdsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: ssaidi23Created on: 05-04-22 14:54 What is death rate Number of deaths per 100 of the population per year 1 of 16 Name 5 reasons why has there been a decline in death rate - Tranter (1996) less diseases - Better nutrition - Safer working conditions - Higher incomes - Less smokers 2 of 16 What is life expectancy How long a person born in any given year can be expected to live 3 of 16 Death rate declining means... Life expectancy increasing 4 of 16 What is immigration Movement into a society 5 of 16 What is emigration Movement out of a society 6 of 16 What is net migration Difference between immigrants and emigrants 7 of 16 What is globalisation Barriers between different countries are disappearing and there is more interconnectedness 8 of 16 What are 3 results of globalisation - Better communication systems - Better global media - Creation of global markets 9 of 16 What is a push factor (emigration) Factors in the mother society causing emigration from it 10 of 16 What is a pull factor (immigration) Factors in a host society causing immigration to it 11 of 16 What did Ehrenreich and Hochschild (2003) say? Care work, domestic work and sex work in global west increasingly done by women from poorer countries 12 of 16 What are the 3 reasons why? - More demand for female labour - Western women/men not as willing to perform domestic labour - State fails to provide adequate children 13 of 16 What are transnational identities? Sustaining global ties to both the home and host countries 14 of 16 What did Eriksen (2007) say? Globalisation has created more diverse migration patterns. People move back and forth through networks instead of setting in one country permanent. 15 of 16 What is assimilation? When immigrants adopt the language, values, customs of the host culture 16 of 16
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