iç Göçler: Teorik Bir Analiz

Abstract

An indicator of changing in the social structure is migration Migration that has economic social and political reasons and consequences is an event that occurs internal and external country This study aims to explain economic reasons of internal migration In the literature the principal approches about migration are those: Returns costs approach push pull approach and selective approach Key Words: Migration Internal Migration Theory Migration Approaches

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İÇ GÖÇLER: TEORİK BİR ANALİZ

Abstract

Toplumsal yapıdaki değişimin göstergelerinden biri göçtür. Ekonomik, sosyal ve siyasal sebep ve sonuçları olan göç, ülke içi ve ülkeler arasında meydana gelen bir olgudur. Çalışmanın konusu, ülke içinde ortaya çıkan iç göçlerin ekonomik nedenlerini teorik olarak belirlemektir. Göç konusunda literatürdeki belli başlı yaklaşımlar şunlardır: Fayda-maliyet yaklaşımı, itici ve çekici güçler yaklaşımı ile seçkinlik yaklaşımıdır.

Keywords

• Göç, İç Göç, Teori, Göç Yaklaşımları

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