Latinos in Indiana: Growth, Distribution and Implications By Robert Aponte Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis Statistical Brief No. 14 December 2001 (Revised August 2002)   Abstract   The demographic characteristics of Indiana’s Latino (Hispanic) population have not been documented in a number of years. In addition, the two most recent and thorough analyses of Hispanics in the state were based on the 1990 Census (Aponte 1999, Gannon, et. al., 1996). Since then, this population has undergone dramatic growth and shifts in residential patterning, owing largely to rapid in-migration. This is evident not only from the partial release of Census 2000 data, but also from numerous reports from around the state that bear witness to these changes. In addition, there are solid indications that the lion’s share of the growth occurred in the second half of the 1990’s. Hardcopy Price: $3.00   View the full report in HTML format (with your web browser).   Download the report in PDF (Acrobat Reader) format to view/print on your personal computer. Please Note: To download and view the publications in PDF format, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader software on your machine. You can freely download the software by clicking on the appropriate system you have: Windows or Mac OS. Most JSRI Publications are also available in hard copies, at the prices specified. For any orders or further information please send an email to: info@jsri.msu.edu.   JSRI Home | JSRI Research & Publications | Cifras Breves (Statistical Briefs)

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