Differential Recovery Migration across the Rural–Urban Gradient: Minimal and Short‐Term Population Gains for Rural Disaster‐Affected Gulf Coast Counties

Curtis, Katherine; DeWaard, Jack; Fussell, Elizabeth; Rosenfeld, Rachel A.

doi:10.1111/ruso.12305

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“…Consequently, rural migration exacerbates the problem of labour resources in rural areas. We are expecting jobs not filled by young generations [13,15]. It will result in decreasing social control over rural areas favourable for farming [14].…”

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Territorial Problems in Modern Rural Settlement of the Volgograd Region

Alyaev¹

2020

Proceedings of the IV International Scientific and Practical Conference 'Anthropogenic Transformation of Geospace: Nature, Econ

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The article discusses the current problems of the territorial development of the rural settlement of the region. The authors considered the main approaches formed at the federal level to solve the problems of socioeconomic development of the country and regions. The formation of strategic planning of economic development is the most important direction of the modern solution of socioeconomic problems. The article analyzes the change of the place of the Volgograd region in the state territorial division of labour. The reason for the decreasing role of the region in the economic development of the country was largely due to insufficient consideration of demographic and territorial problems in rural areas. The authors analyzed the upcoming changes in the gender and age composition of the rural population, changes in the number of the rural population at the level of rural regions, rural settlements. They studied rural population density indicators by region. The authors compared the negative trends with territorial differences in the natural fertility of agricultural lands. The article presents the calculations of Spearman's rank correlation coefficients for these indicators. The emerging picture of the settlement of rural areas of the region requires state economic regulation to preserve the demographic potential on fertile agricultural lands.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Territorial Problems in Modern Rural Settlement of the Volgograd Region

Alyaev¹

2020

Proceedings of the IV International Scientific and Practical Conference 'Anthropogenic Transformation of Geospace: Nature, Econ

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“…One limitation of the data is that those who do not file a return are excluded. An additional and important limitation is that the data Henrie & Plane, 2008;McHugh & Gober, 1992;Molloy et al, 2011;Plane, 1987;Plane et al, 2005;Shumway & Otterstrom, 2010, 2015, as well as the effects of economic conditions (Coomes & Hoyt, 2008;Vias, 2010) and environmental and climate change (Curtis et al, 2020(Curtis et al, , 2015DeWaard et al, 2016;Fussell et al, 2014;Hauer, 2017;Shumway et al, 2014) This measure becomes of particular interest when it is further disaggregated. For instance, it can be examined separately for the sets of those destinations that have net in-, and net out-migration.…”

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The average effectiveness of local migration exchanges

Rogerson

Bagchi‐Sen

2023

Population Space and Place

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We develop a measure of the average effectiveness of migration exchanges with destinations, for local origins. We also decompose this new measure into components summarising the average effectiveness of a region's exchanges with places for which it has net out‐migration, and places for which it has net in‐migration. This makes it possible to define regions that are effective exchangers, balanced exchangers, effective gainers, or effective losers, with respect to their migration exchange patterns. This is discussed in the context of the measure's ability to add insights to migration theory. In addition, we provide an application of the approach to intercounty migration for counties in New York State.

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“…For a wide variety of reasons, researchers often use the county as an analytical unit (e.g. Curtis et al 2020;Machado et al 2021). The county is often a policy-relevant choice representing local stakeholders within multi-level governance (Homsey, Liu, and Warner 2019).…”

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Place-level urban-rural indices for the United States from 1930 to 2018

Uhl¹,

Hunter²,

Leyk³

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Rural-urban classifications are essential for analyzing geographic, demographic, environmental, and social processes across the rural-urban continuum. Most existing classifications are, however, only available at relatively aggregated spatial scales, such as at the county scale in the United States. The absence of rurality or urbanness measures at high spatial resolution poses significant problems when the process of interest is highly localized, as with the incorporation of rural towns and villages into encroaching metropolitan areas. Moreover, existing rural-urban classifications are often inconsistent over time, or require complex, multi-source input data (e.g., remote sensing observations or road network data), thus, prohibiting the longitudinal analysis of rural-urban dynamics. Here, we develop a set of distance- and spatial-network-based methods for consistently estimating the remoteness and rurality of places at fine spatial resolution, over long periods of time. We demonstrate the utility of our approach by constructing indices of urbanness for 30,000 places in the United States from 1930 to 2018 and further test the plausibility of our results against a variety of evaluation datasets. We call these indices the place-level urban-rural index (PLURAL) and make the resulting datasets publicly available (https://doi.org/10.3886/E162941) so that other researchers can conduct long-term, fine-grained analyses of urban and rural change. In addition, due to the simplistic nature of the input data, these methods can be generalized to other time periods or regions of the world, particularly to data-scarce environments.

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Differential Recovery Migration across the Rural–Urban Gradient: Minimal and Short‐Term Population Gains for Rural Disaster‐Affected Gulf Coast Counties

Cited by 17 publications

References 55 publications

Territorial Problems in Modern Rural Settlement of the Volgograd Region

Territorial Problems in Modern Rural Settlement of the Volgograd Region

The average effectiveness of local migration exchanges

Place-level urban-rural indices for the United States from 1930 to 2018

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