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    This document contains summaries of 6 sources used in a school project on migration patterns. The sources provide information on conflicts driving migration from Israel, Liberia, and Colombia. One source is a textbook that includes a diagram of global migration patterns. Another discusses factors contributing to immigration to Russia. The final source examines wealthy Chinese citizens leaving China and their most common destination countries.

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    This document contains summaries of 6 sources used in a school project on migration patterns. The sources provide information on conflicts driving migration from Israel, Liberia, and Colombia. One source is a textbook that includes a diagram of global migration patterns. Another discusses factors contributing to immigration to Russia. The final source examines wealthy Chinese citizens leaving China and their most common destination countries.

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    This document contains summaries of 6 sources used in a school project on migration patterns. The sources provide information on conflicts driving migration from Israel, Liberia, and Colombia. One source is a textbook that includes a diagram of global migration patterns. Another discusses factors contributing to immigration to Russia. The final source examines wealthy Chinese citizens leaving China and their most common destination countries.

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    This document contains summaries of 6 sources used in a school project on migration patterns. The sources provide information on conflicts driving migration from Israel, Liberia, and Colombia. One source is a textbook that includes a diagram of global migration patterns. Another discusses factors contributing to immigration to Russia. The final source examines wealthy Chinese citizens leaving China and their most common destination countries.

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    1) "Israel Profile - Overview - BBC News." BBC News. BBC, 18 Mar.

    2015. Web. 20 Oct. 2015. <http://www.bbc.com/news/worldmiddle-east-14628835>.


    This article written by BBC explains the conflicts in Israel pertaining to
    West Bank and Gaza. It is a credible source because it is written by a
    well known news corporation called the British Broadcasting
    Corporation, and is known to give true information. This article helped
    me develop my project by offering insight on the conflict in this region.
    It also helped me realize why one would migrate away from this place
    2) "Liberia." Forced Migration Online. Web. 20 Oct. 2015.
    <http://www.forcedmigration.org/research-resources/expertguides/liberia/alldocuments>.
    This article gives information on the political situation in Liberia.
    Although it was published more than 10 years ago in 2003, it is still
    credible because the information aligns with that given in the diagram I
    used. The article helped me by informing what civil unrest was going
    on in the country, and why it has a high out migration.
    3) "Q&A: Colombia's Civil Conflict - BBC News." BBC News. BBC, 27
    May 2013. Web. 20 Oct. 2015. <http://www.bbc.com/news/worldlatin-america-12447532>.
    This article by BBC offers information on the conflicts in Colombia, and
    details about the different rebel factions operating there trying to fight
    against the government. This source is very credible as it has been
    published by the British Broadcasting Company, a well known news
    reporting agency which has a reputation for credibly getting firsthand
    information. This article greatly helped my project by giving me
    information about what was going on in Colombia, and why the outmigration was so high.
    4) Rubenstein, James M. "Migration." The Cultural Landscape: An
    Introduction to Human Geography. 8th ed. Upper Saddle River,
    N.J.: Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2005. Print.
    I used a picture in this book to help illustrate migration patterns in key
    countries. It is credible because the author has done sufficient research
    to publish such a textbook, and it has been approved by multiple
    education boards. This book significantly helped my project by giving

    me material that I wanted to research, as well as a chart of migration


    patterns.
    5) "Russia: The World's Second-Largest Immigration Haven." The
    National Interest. Web. 20 Oct. 2015.
    <http://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/russia-the-worldssecond-largest-immigration-haven-11053>.
    This article is about Russian immigration and the reasons why people
    migrate to Russia.. It pulls from credible sources such as a UN study
    and also references where he got most of the information to write the
    article, which seems to be credible. This article helped me with my
    project by giving me reasons as to why people would migrate to
    Russia, giving relatively unfavorable conditions when compared to
    other developed countries..
    6) "Wealthy Chinese Are Fleeing the Country Like Mad." ChinaFile. 3
    Feb. 2015. Web. 20 Oct. 2015.
    <http://www.chinafile.com/multimedia/infographics/wealthychinese-are-fleeing-country-mad>.
    This website offers information about the type of population which
    leaves China, and also adds why. It supports the information with
    relevant pictures and charts and also uses credible sources and cites
    them properly. This article helped me immensely in my project because
    it gave me insight as to why people would leave China and which
    country they prefer to move to.

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