Changing places: Migration's social and environmental consequences

Environment

Volumn 42, Issue 7, 2000, Pages 24-35

  Locke, Catherine ^a   Adger, W Neil ^b   Kelly, P Mick ^b  

^a UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA   (United Kingdom)

^b UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ECONOMIC ASPECT; ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT; ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING; MIGRATION; MODEL; POPULATION; REVIEW; SOCIAL ASPECT; VIET NAM;

EID: 0033853313     PISSN: 00139157     EISSN: 19399154     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1080/00139150009605748     Document Type: Article

References (39)

1. R. W. Kales and V. Haarmann, “Where the Poor Live: Arc the Assumptions Correct?,” Environment, May 1992,4-11, 25-28.
2. B. Hartmann. "Population, Knvironmcnl and Security: A New Trinity," Environment and Urbanization 10(1998): 113-127.
3. A. J. McMichael. Planetary Overload: Global Environmental Change and the Health of the Ilumun Species (Cambridge. U. K.: Cambridge University Press, 1993)
4. W. N. Adgcr and T. O'Riordan, 'Population, Adaptation and Resilience” in T. O'Riordan, ed., Environmental Science for Environmental Management. 2d ed. (London; Harlow, 2000). 149-170.
5. A. R Pebley. "Demography and the Environment.” Demography 35 (1998): 377-389.
6. S. L. Cutter, “Vulnerability to Environmental Hazards." Progress in Human Geography 20 (1996): 529-539.
7. J Harriss and P. dc Renzio. "Missing Link or Analytically Missing? The Concept of Social Capital. A Bibliographic Essay," Journal of International Development 9 (1997): 919-937
8. T. Carodiers. “Civil Society: Think Again,” Foreign Policy. Winter 1999, 18-29
9. M. Woolcock, “Social Capital and Economic Development: Towards a Theoretical Synthesis and Policy Framework,” Theory and Society 27 (1998): 151-208.
10. M. Nord, “Poor People on the Move: Country-to-Country Migration and the Spatial Concentration of Poverty,” Journal of Regional Science 38(1998): 329-351.
11. M. Pnmwell. Population Movements until the Third World (London: Koutledge. 1993).
12. M. P. Todaro. Economic Development in the Third World (London: Longman. 1981).
13. A. dc Haan, “Livelihoods and Poverty: The Role of Migration: A Critical Review of the Migration Literature," Journal of Development Studies 36. no. 2 (1999): 1-47.
14. M. J. Watts and H. G Bohle. 'The Space of Vulnerability: the Causal Structure of Hunger and Famine,” Progress in Human Geography 17 (1993). 43-67
15. J. Corbett. ' Famine and Household Coping Strategics” World Development 16 (1988): 1099-1112.
16. N. S. Jodha. "Famine and Famine Policies: Some Empirical Evidence,” Economic and Political Weekly 10(1975): 1619.
17. N. Crook. Principles of Population and Development (Oxford, U. K.,: Oxford University Press, 1997).
18. C. McDowell and A. de Haan, Migration and Sustainable Livelihoods: A Critical Review of the Literature, Working Paper 65 I Brighton, U. K.: Institute of Development Studies, 1997
19. G. MeNicoll, 'Institutional Analysis of Fertility" in K. Lindahl-Kicssling and H. Londberg, eds., Population, Economic Development and the Environment: The Making of Our Common Future (Oxford. U.K.: Oxford University Press, 1994). 199-230.
20. G. S. Amaclier, W. Cruz, D. Grcbnerand, and W. F. Hyde. “Environmental Motivations for Migration: Population Pressure, Poverty, and Deforestation in the Philippines." hind Economics 74 (1998): 92-101
21. H. J. Ruitenbeek. "Distribution of Ecological Entitlements: Implications for Economic Security and Population Movement." Ecological Economics 17 (1996): 49 -64.
22. A. Goldstein, Z. G. Guo, and S. Goldstein, “The Relation of Migration to Changing Household Headship Patterns in China 1982-1987." Population Studies 51 (1997): 75-86.
23. S. McGuire. “Global Migration and Health: Ecofeminist Perspectives.” Advances in Nursing Science 21. no. 2 (1998). 1-16.
24. S. Greenhcdgh. “Towards a Political Economy of Fertility. Anthropological Contributions,” Population and Development Review 16 (1990): 85-106.
25. S. Castles. “International Migration and the Global Agenda: Reflections on the 1998 UN Technical Symposium." International Migration 37 (1999): 5-19.
26. L. Tragcr, “Home Town Linkages and Local Development in South-Western Nigeria—Whose Agenda? What Impact?" Africa 68 (1998): 360-382.
27. N. Thrift and D. Forbes. The Price of War: Urbanisation in Vietnam 1954-85 (London: Allen and Unwin, 1986).
28. A. Dang, S. Goldstein, and I. McNally. "Internal Migration and Development in Vietnam." International Migration Rev iew 31 (1997): 312-337.
29. H V. Luong, Revolution in the Village: Tradition and Transformation in North Vietnam 1925-1988 (Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 1992).
30. A. T. Rambo, R. R. Reed, L. T. Cue, and M R DiGregorio, eds., The Challenges of Highland Development in Vietnam (Honolulu: East-West Center, 1995).
31. Drnkakis Smith and A. Kilgour. "Sustainable Urbanisation in Hanoi: An Overview." in W. N. Adger, P. M. Kelly, and N. H Ninfi. eds., Living with Hnvirvn-tnenial Change: Social Vulnerability. Adaptation and Resilience in Vietnam (London: Rout ledge, 2000).
32. L. Fingali, N. T. Khicm, R. V. Geipacio, and V. T. Xuan. “Prospects for Sustaining Vietnam's Reacquired Rice Exporter Status." Food Policy 22 (1997): 345-358.
33. A. T. Rambo. “Privatisation of Communal Land in Northern Vietnam," Common Property Resource Digest 33 (1995): 7-9.
34. V. Quy. "Vietnam: Environmental Challenges and Solutions” (Paper presented at Third Enroviet Biannual Conference. University of Amsterdam. The Netherlands, 2-4 July 1997).
35. C. P. Timmer. "Food Policy and Economic Reform in Vietnam," in B. Ljunggren. ed., The Challenge of Reform in Indochina (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press. 1993). 183-206.
36. D. Drakakis-Smith, 'Third World Cities: Sustainable Urban Development: (II) Population, Labour and Poverty.” Urban Studies 33 (1996): 673-701.
37. F. Ellis. “Household Strategies and Rural Livelihood Diversification." Journal of Development Studies 35. no. 1 (1998): 138
38. J. E. Taylor. “The New Economies of Labour Migration ami the Role of Remittances in the Migration Process" International Migration 37 (1999): 63-88
39. X. S. Yang. “Patterns of Economic Development and Patterns of Rural-Urban Migration in China." Euro/wan Journal of Population 12(1998): 195-218.