Marek Okólski. 2012.

Spatial Mobility from the Perspective of the Incomplete Migration Concept

Central and Eastern European Migration Review, vol. 1, no. 1 | s. 11-35

Abstrakt

The article is devoted to the analysis of factors that influenced internal migration in Poland after the Second World War and revealing the links of internal migration with incomplete migration, a new form of international mobility of people that was characteristic of the declining stage of communist reign in Poland. It also systematises the existing knowledge about migration within and beyond Poland.

Słowa kluczowe

internal and international migration in post-war Poland, workers' commuting, mobility transition, incomplete migration, under-urbanisation

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