Session 211:
New Methodological Approaches for Examining Internal Migration
Chair: Thomas Hirschl, Cornell University
Discussant: Joe Francis, Cornell University
Migration Is Many Different Things: Using Network Analysis to Distinguish Different Interpretations of U.S. Interstate Migration Patterns • Brandon Ferrell, University of Oklahoma ; Joseph L. Rodgers, University of Oklahoma
A Method for Indirectly Estimating Historical U.S. Migration Patterns: 1850-1880 • Jani S. Little, University of Colorado at Boulder ; Andrei Rogers, University of Colorado at Boulder
Rural Migration and Social Dislocation: Using GIS Data on Social Interaction Sites to Measure Meaningful Differences in Rural-Rural Migrations • Elizabeth A. Sully, Princeton University ; Kenneth Ekoru, MRC/UVRI Uganda Research Unit on AIDS
Computing Error Measures for Migration Distance Estimates in Historical Linked Data Sets • Rebecca J. Vick, University of Minnesota ; Sula Sarkar, University of Minnesota
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