Occasional Paper No. 50

U.S.-Mexican (origin) In-Migration 1990-2000
A Demographic Analysis

by Juan Jose Bustamante
Michigan State University


Occasional Paper No. 50
May 2004

 

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Abstract

Historically, women’s immigration to the United States has been understudied by social scientists. Men’s migration dominates the migration literature, while women’s migration is relegated to a second position. Recently, this skewed pattern is changing; though still, when research focuses on women, there is a tendency of only women scholars to undertake migration and gender studies. Thus, the intent of this paper is to fill a research gap related to gender and migration.

 


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