Lee’s Model of Migration. Push / Pull Factors Push Factors: induce people to move out of their current location. Ex: poverty, political instability, religious.

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Lee’s Model of Migration

Push / Pull Factors Push Factors: induce people to move out of their current location. Ex: poverty, political instability, religious intolerance. Pull Factors: induce people to move to new location. Ex. Democratic gov., thriving economies, job opportunities.

Simple Migration Model PUSH Origin PULL Destination Migration

Characteristics Every location has a range of attributes. - negative + positive 0 neutral Different people will have different perceptions of the push / pull factors

Lee’s Model of Migration Intervening Obstacles Destination Origin Could include: Mountains Sea Borders Rivers Distance

The Decision People will decide based on certain criteria  Are the push factors enough to force me to move? [Forced Migration]  Are the pull factors enough to entice me to move? [Voluntary Migration]  Do the intervening obstacles make migration worth while?  Is there somewhere closer on the route that I like? [Intervening Opportunity]