Nikola Sander
with Guy Abel, Ramon Bauer, Johannes Schmidt, Andi Pieper, Elvira Stein, Tina Frank
Flow data for <50 countries, measured in different ways.
Stock data on foreign-born more widely available.
But stocks are an accumulative measure.
Guy Abel & Nikola Sander.
Published in Science on 28 March 2014; vol 343: 1520-1522.
We estimate flows (1990-95 to 2005-10) from bilateral stocks (1990, 2000, 2010) for 196 countries.
Intensity of global migration: 0.6 % over 5-year periods.
“The purpose of visualization is insight, not pictures” --Ben Shneiderman, 1999
Where everyone in the world is migrating http://t.co/goRNOClrFj pic.twitter.com/1b6rI2LW50
— Quartz (@qz) March 28, 2014
Fantastic visualization of global migration data. I'm on there if you zoom in a lot. http://t.co/VeAUPXNrd6
— Pumphrey's Math (@PumphreysMath) April 3, 2014
#SomeoneTellMarineLePen African migrants aren't invading us, and here's the data to prove it http://t.co/njcn66Xsjg pic.twitter.com/Ug4hTcl8V0
— Jacques (@jacksometer) March 31, 2014
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