Hey, at the end of the 20th century, there was a theory about connections between migrants and non-migrants I recommend the publications of O. Stark

Stark, O. (1991). The migration of labour. Oxford: Blackwell.

Stark, O., & Taylor, J. E.(1989). Relative deprivation and international migration. Demography, 26(1), 1–14. http://dx.doi.org/10.2307/2061490

Greetings

Dorota

Thanks. I haven't read those yet.

While Early theories include Thomas R. Malthus, William Farr and Earnst G. Ravenstein.

Ravenstein:The Laws of Migration

S.A. Stouffer:Intervening Opportunities: A Theory Relating

Mobility and Distance

E.lee: Pull-Push teori

Peterson: Primiteve migration,Forced migration,Free migration,maas migrationexamines in 4 topics

On the other hand Contemporary Migration Theories:

lewis, todaro, harris and todaro by defended neoclassical teori,

The Hypothesis of the Mobility Transition,

Massey's dual Labor Market Theory

Samir Amin, Immanuel Wallerstein and Andre Gunder Frank'sCentral-Environmental Relations Theory

Mabogunje's Immigration Systems Theory

Stark, Harbinson, Sandell and mincel's New Economics Of Labour Migration- NELM

Behavioral Model

Social Systems Theory

Network Theory

Social Capital Theory

Corporate Theory

Cyclic Causality Theory

Transnational Migration Theory...

Best Regards.

Dear Mirna,

the greatest development of the theory of migration falls in the 1970s and 1980s (theories at the micro level); see, among others: 1) L.A. Sjaastad, The Costs and Returns of Human Migration, Journal of Political Economy, vol. 70 5/1962 the Sjaastad model was developed by Harris and Todaro: 2 MP. Todaro, the model of labor migration and urban unemployment in less developed countries, American Economic Review 5 (1) / 1969; J.R. Harris, M.P. Todaro, migration, unemployment and development: Analysis of two sectors, The American Economic Review 60 (1) / 1970 In 1966, E.S. Lee proposed a push and pull theory: 3) E.S. Lee, Theory of migration and in the 1980s, the New Economics of Economic Migration emerged, initiated by the work of O. Stark (and later O. Stark, D.E. Bloom, R.E.B. Lucas and S. Yitzhaki): 4) O.Stark, D.E. Bloom, New economics of labor migration, The American Economic Review 75 (2) / 1985, 5) O. Stark, S. Yitzhaki, labor migration as a response to a relative lack, Journal of Population Economics 1 (1) / 1988 6) O. Stark, R.E.B. Lucas, migration, remittances and family, economic development and cultural changes, Vol. 36 (3) / 1988 I can suggest a study that excellently synthesizes above theories:

7) D.S. Massey, Why is immigration? Theoretical synthesis, [in:] The Handbook of International Migration: The American Experience, Eds. Ch. Hirschman, P. Kasinitz, J. Dewind, Russell Sage Foundation, 1999

As part of contemporary works, I recommend you the works of prof. M. Okólski, who significantly contributes to the development of the concept of migration in the context of transition.

with best regards,

Agnieszka

Dear Agnieszka,

Thank you so much..I am not researching this area, butbit came as an idea through our research results..now I am fighting with something new.. I have the Massey paper.

I keep my fingers crossed - I am looking forward your paper

best regards,

Agnieszka

Thanks..

Dear Mirna Leko-Šimić,

Due to global warming, global warming, some areas in Africa will not be fit for future, and the population will be intensified and migrated.

Best wishes

I agree with you Dariusz. Global warming will definitely very soon become an important issue in international migrations.

You may find George Borjas' research items worth a look, e.g.,

Article Economics of migration

Article The Economic Analysis of Immigration

Article Immigration and Welfare Magnets

Best,

Thomas

Thanks Thomas Neusius

You can read this paper, it may be old but it is a review of all Theories of International Migration.

"Theories of International Migration: A Review and Appraisal"

By:

Douglas S. Massey, Joaquin Arango, Graeme Hugo, Ali Kouaouci, Adela Pellegrino and J. Edward Taylor

Thanks, I have it already.

Thanks Inci Aksu Kargin- this is a great contribution to my research!

https://ec.europa.eu/jrc/sites/jrcsh/files/theoriesofmigration2.pdf

Have a look at the aspirations and desire framework, it is among the newest.

Here is an introduction to a special issue of JEMS: Article Aspiration, desire and drivers of migration

Thank You Natalia Zotova. Great contribution.

One of the most important factors determining the future of international migration of the population will be climate change and economic and political processes occurring in individual regions of the world, in individual countries.

Regards

Dariusz Prokopowicz