Inter-provincial migration in Indonesia 1990-1995 : application of spatial interaction model using the 1995 intercensal population survey data

(Journal of Population, 7 (1) 2001 : 41-64, 2001)

The last three decades have revealed substantial change in

population :nobility in Indonesia. In the l9S0s population :nobility was

greatly determined by the government rather than the individuals

concerned. This is called a ''direct policy' implemented through

transmigration program. The mobility pattern was dominated by out-

migration flow from Java to outside Java. However, in the next two decades l990-2000} the migration pattern was determined by the migrants

themselves, and is called 'indirect policy'. The pattern shows a polarization

of mobility which indicates migrant flows from outside Java into Java as

well as into other centers of growth in indonesia. This paper tests spatial

interaction model which is well known in geography. The model is derived

from Newton's gravity model and was developed by Ravenstein and Reilly

(1931). The result of statistical test shows that the flows of migration have

positive relationship to the size of population in each region of origin and

destination, and have negative relationship to the distance between origin

and destination. The statistical model developed in this paper also rises the

origin and destination region as an explanatory variable.

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No. Panggil :	JOPO-7-1-2001-41






Subjek :	Migration and emigration Indonesia--Economi change aspects
Penerbitan :	[Place of publication not identified]: Journal of Population, 7 (1) 2001 : 41-64, 2001

No. Panggil	No. Barkod	Ketersediaan
JOPO-7-1-2001-41		TERSEDIA

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