Migration and urbanization : models and adaptive strategies

Intro -- General Editor's Preface -- Preface -- Introduction: Migration and Population Mobility -- PART ONE: MODELS -- Toward a Model of Migration in Latin America -- A Decision-Making Model for the Study of Migration -- Some Perspectives on Balkan Migration Patterns (with Particular Reference to Yugoslavia) -- Migration, Population Change, and Ethnicity in Argentina -- Malay Migration to Kuala Lumpur City: Individual Adaptation to the City -- Migration, Ethnicity, and Adaptation: Bolivian Migrant Workers in Northwest Argentina -- Comments: The End of the Age of Innocence in Migration Theory -- PART TWO: ADAPTIVE PATTERNS -- Types of Migratory Patterns to a Small Dominican City and to New York -- Social Factors in Migration: The Case of Tzintzuntzeños in Mexico City -- Ethnicity, Kinship, and Joking Among Urban Immigrants in Ghana -- Ethnicity as a Factor in Italian Temporary Worker Migration -- Forms of Ethnic Linkage Between Town and Country -- Comments: -- Biographical Notes -- Index of Names -- Index of Subjects.