From the invisible hand to visible feet: anthropological studies of migration and development.

This is a review of the literature on the relationship between migration and development. Development-related topics considered include urbanization, industrialization, agricultural family structure, gender roles, and ideology. These topics are examined from an ethnographic perspective, with a focus on theoretical advances and their applications. Theoretical concepts considered include modernization, dependence, and articulation.

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