Brown L A, Jones J P
Demography. 1985 Aug;22(3):327-52.
The ways in which migration and development have been linked in previous research in Third World settings are reviewed. Intercantonal migration in Costa Rica is analyzed, first in terms of a conventional model and then in terms of a paradigm of migration that focuses on place-to-place variations in development milieu. The results show there is spatial variation in the role of most variables and that these variations follow a reasonably consistent pattern with regard to development conditions. A series of maps graphically illustrates the importance of a spatial frame of reference.
本文回顾了以往在第三世界背景下有关移民与发展之间联系的研究方式。分析了哥斯达黎加的州际间移民情况，首先依据传统模型进行分析，然后依据一种侧重于发展环境中地区差异的移民范式进行分析。结果表明，大多数变量的作用存在空间差异，并且这些差异在发展条件方面遵循相当一致的模式。一系列地图以图形方式说明了空间参照系的重要性。
