3. Migration and Development: Causes and Consequences

Black, Richard; Xiang, Biao; Collyer, Michael; Engbersen, Godfríed; Heering, Liesbeth; Markova, Eugenia

doi:10.1515/9789048504176-003

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“…Note that the problem of migration touches upon many aspects of socioeconomic, psychological and political status of the space of migratory movements. So of crucial role is the structural analysis of inter-and intraregional migration flows [6] and motivations that generate them [7,8]. The results of structural and motivational analysis of migratory processes are used for computer simulation.…”

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Equilibrium and Stability of Entropy Operator Model for Migratory Interaction of Regional Systems

Popkov

Wissen

2019

Mathematics

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In this paper, we develop a dynamic model for migratory interaction of regional systems that is based on an entropy operator. Next, we study the properties of this operator and establish the existence of a unique singular point in the dynamic entropy model. Here, we use monotonicity property of entropy operator on corresponding vector interval. We study Lyapunov stability of a dynamic system with entropy operator. Stability conditions have been obtained in terms of eigenvalues of linearized system's matrix. Finally, we give an illustrative example for migratory interaction of regional systems.

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Equilibrium and Stability of Entropy Operator Model for Migratory Interaction of Regional Systems

Popkov

Wissen

2019

Mathematics

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“…The socioeconomic statuses of different regions demonstrate higher heterogeneity in response to rising political and military tension. All these factors cause an abrupt redistribution of migration flows and regional population variations, thereby increasing the cost of regional population maintenance [1][2][3][4]. Therefore, it is important to develop different tools (mathematical models, algorithms, and software) for forecasting the distribution of migration flows with adaptation to their dynamics considering available resources.…”

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“…Note that the problem of migration touches upon many aspects of socioeconomic, psychological and political status of the space of migratory movements. Thus, of crucial role is the structural analysis of inter-and intraregional migration flows [4] and motivations that generate them [2,11]. The results of structural and motivational analysis of migratory processes are used for computer simulation.…”

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Soft Randomized Machine Learning Procedure for Modeling Dynamic Interaction of Regional Systems

Popkov

2019

Entropy

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The paper suggests a randomized model for dynamic migratory interaction of regional systems. The locally stationary states of migration flows in the basic and immigration systems are described by corresponding entropy operators. A soft randomization procedure that defines the optimal probability density functions of system parameters and measurement noises is developed. The advantages of soft randomization with approximate empirical data balance conditions are demonstrated, which considerably reduces algorithmic complexity and computational resources demand. An example of migratory interaction modeling and testing is given.

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“…8 8 For a review of the international and European literature on the relations between migrations and development, see Black et al. (2006).…”

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(Im)Migration Research in Italy: A European Comparative Perspective

Caponio

2008

The Sociological Quarterly

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This article analyzes research on (im)migration in Italy since the early 1980s until the present as compared to research in other European receiving countries. Two periods are singled out. In the 1980s, the need to make sense of the dramatic Italian U-turn from an emigration to an immigration country prevails. Since the mid-1990s, some trends toward convergence emerge, following a number of theoretical and methodological challenges arising from North American research. Whereas for sociologist and anthropologist much of the debate is on social networks and transnationalism, in political science the gradual emerging of a policy approach to migration studies can be pointed out. However, despite the consolidating research infrastructure, there are still open questions and gaps in contemporary research on migration in Italy, for instance, secondgenerations, immigrants' associational and political participation, and last but not least, the impact of the European Union on Italian immigration and immigrant policy as well as policy making.

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3. Migration and Development: Causes and Consequences

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Equilibrium and Stability of Entropy Operator Model for Migratory Interaction of Regional Systems

Equilibrium and Stability of Entropy Operator Model for Migratory Interaction of Regional Systems

Soft Randomized Machine Learning Procedure for Modeling Dynamic Interaction of Regional Systems

(Im)Migration Research in Italy: A European Comparative Perspective

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