difference between intra national and inter national migration?
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intra = within (a nation)\ninter = between (nations)
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Your nationality is the country you are a citizen of.\nEthnicity is what your asking about. Go back as far as your great-grandparents for an easier definition of your ethnicity, but you can go back as far as you want - it just gets more complicated. I use my great-great-grandparents.
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I think you may have these words confused.  There is Emigration, which is the movement of people out of their country of birth. There is also Immigration, which is the movement of people into another country.  You would say you were an emigrant if you were speaking to someone in the country you were leaving.  You would say you were an immigrant if you were speaking to someone in the country you had just arrived in.  The effects of emigration relate to the effects of losing population, while the effects of immigration relate to the effects of gaining population.  In Australia, we have migrants from many overseas countries.  They bring diversity to our country, enriching our culture with their different customs, foods, and clothing.  They also provide us with skilled workers who may not be available from within the people who were born here.  Emigration is caused by people wanting to find a better life, particularly for their children.  They may be leaving behind great difficulties like poverty and unemployment, in the hope of finding greater opportunities in the country they are going to.
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There isn't any difference.  Was that in any doubt? \n\nWhat that has to do with immigration, I don't know.
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EU countries have to let u in, because that's the law so we're told as justification for the UK's immigration recently. The Commonwealth is different, you need to get enough points, IE you need to be of worth to the country you want to go to. I'm not sure about the rest, but i bet it isn't that difficult to get into an African country.
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inter...means something that is within and connected in some way, or to go into\n\npro means.. in favour of something or leaned more towards what ever comes after this.\n\nmeta means a change or transformation \n\nana means a collection of information or materials\n\nTelos means the end term of a goal, the final phase.\n\nHope this helps
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National\nOrganization\n   for\nRare\nDisorders
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Yes there is a rule in the U.S.A., Germany England, Mexico\nAlthough the main difference is that there the proportion is medium and there is greater scope in the general class of people.There the jobs are assigned according to merit,where this is not the case in case of our country.
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I don't have the answer to your question, but here's a website that can hopefully help you.\n\nhttp://www.internationalstudentforum.com/viewforum.php?f=15\n\nGood luck!
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"Inter" means between, as in "between two or more items" (i.e., "interstate" means between two states).  "Intra" means within, as in "within one item (i.e., "intrastate" means within the same state).
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non resident indian. NRI is a person who is Indian but is setlled abroad (mostly in USA, UK etc)
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domestic occurs within the borders of a specific country.  International occurs between different countries
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A country is a self-governing political entity while a nation is a tightly-knit group of people which share a common culture.
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You should make difference between patriotism and nationalism. They are both love for ones country, but the first has a positive conotation and the second has a negative.\nSo the result can be from preventing imigrants in the coutry to more drastic things. Such as violation of human rights and gun use.
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General Register Office for Scotland - Occasional papers ...\nScotland's Census 2001 - Statistics on Migration. ... Migration between Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom (Tables 2A-2C, Charts 2A -2C and Map 1) ...\nhttp://www.gro-scotland.gov.uk/statistics/library/occpapers/scotlands-census-2001-statistics-on-migration/index.html
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IT= information technology.\n\nPR= permanent residency.\n\nAustralia's pretty open with immigration. Shouldn't be too difficult.
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How about "interdenominational" or "interfaith?"