A Glimpse of the Literature on Geo-economic, Psycho-Social and Political Elements Upsetting Migration

Migration is the third element that determines population changes, after birth  rate and mortality rate. This occurrence is influenced by economic, social, geographic, and political variables. 'The human species is not a migratory species,  but it is a restless one that moves in response to its social, economic, cultural, and  ecological surroundings' (1984). In this study, the human migration behaviour  was probed and reviewed in the context of social, political, geographical, and 
economic factors. This research and evaluation of the literature provides insight  into migratory behaviour as it is influenced by geo-economics, psychosocial, and  political aspects, as well as the good and bad effects on people. People from 
various geographical and economic backgrounds will promote the spread of new  ideas and the study of new languages, assisting people in developing skills for  working in various parts of the world/country. However, this section of literature  goes on to say that the majority of people are forced out of their communities  because they don't have enough possibilities to live a pleasant life and are dealing  with various psychosocial issues.