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Waves of migration: a new situation.
Problems of Economic Transition
|June 1, 1993
Summary
Migration trends in former Soviet Union countries are analyzed. Key factors include displacement of new populations, emigration from crowded areas, and increased international departures.
Area of Science:
- Demographics
- Sociology
- Post-Soviet Studies
Background:
- The dissolution of the Soviet Union created new geopolitical realities and migration patterns.
- Understanding contemporary migration is crucial for socio-economic stability in the region.
Purpose of the Study:
- To forecast migration trends in countries formerly part of the Soviet Union.
- To identify key drivers of contemporary migration in this geopolitical area.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of existing migration data and socio-economic indicators.
- Qualitative assessment of demographic shifts and population movements.
Main Results:
- New migratory trends are characterized by population displacement from recently occupied social niches.
- Emigration is driven by overpopulation in specific regions.
- There is a notable increase in emigration beyond the borders of the former Soviet Union.
Conclusions:
- Migration patterns in former Soviet republics are complex and multifaceted.
- Forecasting these trends requires consideration of social, economic, and geopolitical factors.