Migration influences gender relations, either entrenching inequalities and traditional roles, or challenging and changing them. , This happens both when women migrate and men migrants leave their ...

Here is a look at three migration patterns that will shape the post-Covid-19 era economy: 1) Sun Belt still soaring, but so are ski towns Metros in the Sun Belt have been dominating population ...

Long-distance migration of couples requires joint decision-making within the household. The uneven power balance between men and women and traditional gender roles have given rise to the concepts of ...

Science Monarch butterflies' migration patterns are changing. Scientists want you to help January 6, 20248:02 AM ET Heard on All Things Considered By ...

Twigstats has also revealed northward migration patterns preceding the Viking Age (c. 800–1050 CE). Central European ancestry began appearing in Scandinavia between 300 and 800 CE, suggesting a ...

Bird Migration Patterns Are Changing—and Climate Change May Be to Blame As winter months approach, some feathered friends have started migrating east to west instead of north to south ...

Leslie Page Moch, Connecting Migration and World History: Demographic Patterns, Family Systems and Gender, International Review of Social History, Vol. 52, No. 1 (april 2007), pp. 97-104 ...

Bird migration in the U.S. is monitored in the context of four “flyways” or principle migration routes, two in the eastern U.S. and two in the western U.S.

But Ukraine wasn’t the only example of migration following major events. After Myanmar’s 2021 military coup, the model tracked a fivefold increase in migration to Singapore.

There are some drawbacks. Nelson says in-migration also increases housing prices and traffic. Nelson compiled statistics for the states that have the largest population flows in and out of Oregon.

But what skipping migration means for the future of the species still isn't totally clear. So scientists are relying on some citizen science to help find answers. Tell me a little bit about what we're ...