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Mass Migration: Examining Factors That Contribute To An Individual's Propensity To Migrate, Bryson A. Lype
Mass Migration: Examining Factors That Contribute To An Individual's Propensity To Migrate, Bryson A. Lype
Haslam Scholars Projects
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Young Adults And The Consequences Of Precarious Work, Aaron Robert Lemelin
Young Adults And The Consequences Of Precarious Work, Aaron Robert Lemelin
Masters Theses
Despite the appearance of affluence attained by the community’s economic growth, the prevalence of service sector jobs have altered the employment structure of South County. Within this thesis, it is my purpose to answer two questions. First, how are young adults limited in their economic security due to precarious work? Second, how has precarious work disempowered young adults and altered their ability to respond to their immiseration? In order to answer these questions I conduct qualitative interviews with young adults within a region of Hillsborough County, Florida. These interviews help me elaborate on young adults and their experiences with precarious …
Data Fusion Methods For Improved Demographic Resolution Of Population Distribution Datasets, Amy Nicole Rose
Data Fusion Methods For Improved Demographic Resolution Of Population Distribution Datasets, Amy Nicole Rose
Doctoral Dissertations
Despite the availability of multiple global population distribution datasets, these datasets are limited by their lack of demographic depth. Although large area spatial datasets of population distributions currently exist, similar spatial representations of other demographic and socioeconomic characteristics are scarce. Spatial microdata that include detailed demographic information are rarely available for small areas, thus limiting the complex analysis of population subgroups. To address the lack of demographic resolution in existing population distribution datasets, a first step would be to develop large area microdata that can be attached to a country- or global-level population distribution dataset. This can be achieved by …