Migration, Mitigation and Sovereignty - Key words
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- A government record of household registration, required by law, that identifies people as an official resident of an area and determines between rural and urban workers. It denies farmers certain rights to try and manage rural-urban migration. (5, 6, 5)
- A secondary wave of migrants who move to join a family member who has settled in another areas (6, 8)
- A water source that occupies an area shared by more than one state (13, 5)
- A way of living where a person identifies strongly with global scale issues, values and culture, rather than (or in addition to) a more specific national identity (6, 11)
- Distinctive characteristics of a geographical region shaped over time by physical and human factors (8, 9)
- Economic decline can occur in certain areas, causing people to move to more successful areas. Former colonies remain in connection with trade routes which encourages more migration between these countries (e.g British empire and commonwealth) (5, 7, 6)
- If the production of a commodity is expanded then the unit price could fall. Products with fixed prices for units of output (e.g. the cost of running heat/electricity for a building) would become cheaper to run and therefor increase revenues further. (9, 2, 5)
- Move in order to find work, usually due to better pay or more job availability (8, 8)
- Relocating as a choice from their own will (9, 7)
- The capacity of different national and ethnic groups to make a mutual commitment to live together as citizens of the same state. (8, 8)
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