<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"INTERNAL MIGRATION TRANSPIRES LIKE EMIGRATION: THE CASE OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED KURDS IN TURKEY."
Abstract:"Turkey's migration dynamics are mainly governed by internal migration within the country. Since the early days of the Republic, a significant amount of the population has moved from rural to urban areas. However internal migration movements have altered since 1990. Since the mid 1980s, in the Eastern and South eastern region of Turkey 'warlike conditions' have emerged. The rural people were displaced from their regular places of residence in these regions. The 'forced migration' has had an emormous effect on urban areas. Kurds constituted the majority of this internally displaced people. Although the process has been mainly internal, migrants have been faced with similar attitudes to those which can be observed when migration takes place at international level. This article attempts to identify the changing patterns of internal migration due to forced migration in Turkey. Arguments are supported by empirical findings from field studies conducted in different places such as Diyarbakir and Mersin at different time periods.."
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INTERNAL MIGRATION TRANSPIRES LIKE EMIGRATION: THE CASE OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED KURDS IN TURKEY
Turkey's migration dynamics are mainly governed by internal migration within the country. Since the early days of the Republic, a significant amount of the population has moved from rural to urban areas. However internal migration movements have altered since 1990. Since the mid 1980s, in the Eastern and South eastern region of Turkey 'warlike conditions' have emerged. The rural people were displaced from their regular places of residence in these regions. The 'forced migration' has had an emormous effect on urban areas. Kurds constituted the majority of this internally displaced people. Although the process has been mainly internal, migrants have been faced with similar attitudes to those which can be observed when migration takes place at international level. This article attempts to identify the changing patterns of internal migration due to forced migration in Turkey. Arguments are supported by empirical findings from field studies conducted in different places such as Diyarbakir and Mersin at different time periods.