This map uses data published by the US Census Bureau in downloadable MS Excel format, called the State-to-State Migration Flows. Description of the data is available on the Census Bureau’s website (U.S. Department of Commerce 2015). The state and territories boundary data is based on the US States polygon layer in Esri licensed Data andRead More…
This map uses data summarized from the fifth (2000) and sixth (2010) China national population census data and the 0.95% sample data of the fifth China national population census data (2000) (Lao, under review). The provincial boundary data is based on the provincial polygon layers of the corresponding years, published by the China Data CenterRead More…
Part of the forth coming Crossroads of Migration research agenda, this map visualizes the movement of migrants from origin to destination countries. It is based on standardized 2013 United Nations data*, a compilation of demographic reports from 232 countries. Suggested Citation: Gest, Justin and Boucher, Anna ‘Crossroads of Migration Stock Map’, Harvard University Center forRead More…
Airline safety and security was on the cusp of an easing of accepted trends and boarding protocols thanks to continuous and mounting pressure from consumer groups and sovereign representatives. The December 2009 attempt to detonate a device on a commercial carrier has changed that and allowed for another round of preventative frenzies and reflection.Read More…
Immigration to Canada is governed by the rules and regulations set by the government of Canada. The department of Canadian migration regulates the immigration programme announced by the government after taking into consideration the requirements of skills and the shortage of skills. The government of Canada initiates immigration program for the development of the country.Read More…
We think Crossroads of Migration deserves a second run around the block. To that end, we will be resurrecting the website soon. If you thought the website was useful and informative, it will be back.
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