Time-Space Patterns of Second-Wave Irish Immigration into British Towns

Bronwen Walter

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"A time-space model, based on Hagerstrand's (1969) methodology, is used to illustrate the diffusion of a migration-stream into new areas at destination and the associated changes in community characteristics at different stages in the settlement sequence." Published regional census data and interviews with Irish-born residents of England provide data on Irish migration into and within Britain since the 1930s

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1969Principles of Demography.1973Inishkillane; change and decline in the west of Ireland 1962The Irish in Britain 1967West Indian Migration to Britain 1976The Changing Geography of the Elderly in England and Wales

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