What Do We Know about the Subjective and Intangible Factors That Shape Migration
Decision-Making? Page 1 P eace Research Institute Oslo (PRIO) PO Bo x 9229 Grønland …

The large international migration of rural youth from Punjab, India, has recently become an
issue for both the state and the nation. This trend threatens the future of food security in …

The migration of talents from one country to another has become a growing concern
worldwide. It has been argued that the home country's economic, political, and social push …

Purpose This article explores the migration intentions (MIs) embedded in population
movements from rural to urban areas in Bangladesh. In this country, urban-centric …

Youth is defined as a period of transition from childhood to adulthood that ranges between
the ages of 15 and 24, and it is the most mobile social group in the world. Youth migration in …

Despite huge environmental, economic, health, and social costs of pesticides, evidence
revealed that farmers in developing countries would continue to use pesticides. The root of …

In the last decade, rural youth worldwide have grappled with a crisis marked by limited
economic opportunities, inadequate services, and underdeveloped infrastructure in their …

Extended abstract 1. INTRODUCTION Many rural areas of the Iran experienced population
decline due to out-migration. rural to urban migration have had consequences on social …

Rural migration crisis is considered one of the most challenging in the socio-economic
space of Iran. In this study, the fuzzy approach is applied to examine the effects of some …

The lack of income-generating opportunities, limited access to services, and inadequate
community infrastructure have created conditions that impel rural youth to abandon their …