Which of the following is NOT one of the migration categories identified in the text?

Cultural migration is not identified as one of the standard categories of migration in the text. The recognized categories typically include economic migration, which involves individuals moving to improve their economic situation; forced migration, which relates to individuals who are compelled to leave their homes due to conflict, persecution, or disasters; and seasonal migration, referring to the movement of people based on seasonal work or climate conditions.

Cultural migration, while it may describe movements influenced by cultural factors or aims to spread cultural practices, is not as commonly classified within the main frameworks of migration studies, which focus on more quantifiable and pressing reasons for migration. The primary categories highlight economic, involuntary, and time-sensitive aspects of migration, making cultural migration less relevant in this context.