Migration, integration and reproduction

Mary C. Towner ()
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Mary C. Towner: Oklahoma State University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2019, vol. 3, issue 4, 323-324

Abstract: Migration is a central feature of human behaviour, yet there is little consensus about its long-term impact on people and populations. A new study examines the records of Finnish Karelians evacuated to western Finland during World War II and suggests that integration into a host population entails a trade-off between social status and fertility.

Date: 2019
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