Turks in Netherlands Migration is a spatial phenomenon. Migration is often defined as a permanent and long-distance change of the place of residence, as a short-distance move is regarded as local mobility, and moves of short-term residents are regarded as temporary mobility. In studies of international migration, to stay is equivalent to remaining within the national borders. (23, Malmberg- international migration, immobility and development) When we compare it to other forms of spatial mobility, migration is …
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