Titlebook: Household Mobility in America; Patterns, Processes, Brian Joseph Gillespie Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 c

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Historical and Recent Trends in American Mobilitye of household mobility in America, pointing to how relocation informs, and is informed by, American culture in various times and spaces. In a contemporary context, this descriptive chapter also explores some of the reasons researchers have hypothesized for the decades-long decline in American house

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Characteristics of the Mobile Populationo the question, “Who moves and why?” While the research presented in Chap. . described household mobility trends in a large, demographic context, this chapter describes sociodemographic variations in household mobility and individuals’ reasons for moving. Drawing on nationally representative data fr

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Household Mobility Decisions and Location Choicesed on individuals’ needs and preferences, previous mobility experiences, kin and social networks, and the resources available to realize a move. This chapter reviews theory and research on household mobility decision-making and location choice. Analyses of data from the National Longitudinal Survey

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Spatial and Community Consequencesolevel processes. One such way is through selective mobility—the notion that certain groups are more likely to move and move to different types of places. Selective mobility can lead to population redistribution and reinforce geographies of inequality. At the neighborhood level, high rates of househ

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Policy Initiatives, Programs, and Praxiscy debates regarding the large-scale effects of selective mobility and social disorganization discussed in Chap. .. Since these policies influence programs and interventions at the neighborhood level, community- and school-based initiatives designed to facilitate postmove adjustment for mobile famil

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Overview and Conclusionr outlines several methodological issues currently confronting mobility researchers. Directions for future research are also discussed in the context of the research and literature covered in previous chapters. Lastly, the main points of each chapter are reviewed, emphasizing the importance of the l

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