A general framework for estimating population movements

Raymer, James

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A general framework for estimating population movements

Date

2010

Authors

Raymer, James

Publisher

VS Verlag fur Sozialwissenschaften

Abstract

Currently, migration is a major driver of national and sub-national population change. The comparative study of migration, however, is hindered by data availability, quality and consistency. Furthermore, harmonisation of data collection processes and the