Population pressure and migration: implications for upland development in the Philippines /
By: Cruz, Ma. Concepcion J.
Contributor(s): Goce, Cristela | Zosa-Feranil, Imelda.
Series: Vol. 15 No. 1 First Sem 1988.Description: p.15-46.Subject(s): Migration | Forestry development - Philippines | Upland developmentOnline resources: Click here to access online In: Journal of Philippine DevelopmentSummary: This paper discusses the role of population pressure and migration in Philippine upland development. Three levels of analysis, using combined macro and micro data, make up the different phases of the study. THe first phase involved the identification of upland sites using available topographic maps and serial photographs. The second phase focused on the major migration streams identified from the Census of Population in 1980 and the third phase analyzed upland migration from the perspective of micro, village-level information. The case study results are presented in Part IVNo physical items for this record
This paper discusses the role of population pressure and migration in Philippine upland development. Three levels of analysis, using combined macro and micro data, make up the different phases of the study. THe first phase involved the identification of upland sites using available topographic maps and serial photographs. The second phase focused on the major migration streams identified from the Census of Population in 1980 and the third phase analyzed upland migration from the perspective of micro, village-level information. The case study results are presented in Part IV