Migration in the 21st Century: Rights, Outcomes, and Policy (Regions and Cities)

Title......Page 8
Copyright......Page 9
Contents......Page 10
Illustrations......Page 12
Contributors......Page 15
1 Introduction......Page 18
Part I: International law, human rights, and migration in the global context......Page 24
2 Living with noncitizens: Migration, domination, and human rights......Page 26
3 The rights of aliens: Legal regimes and historical perspectives......Page 40
4 How should corporate social responsibility address labor migration in light of market globalization?......Page 71
Part II: Migrant impacts and outcomes: Demographic, economic, political, and social......Page 94
5 Global patterns of migration, sources of data, and the new policy consensus......Page 96
6 The labor market effects of immigration: A unified view of recent developments......Page 115
7 Bridging the gap: Transnational and ethnic organizations in the political incorporation of immigrants in the United States......Page 143
8 Migrants, migrant communities, social capital, and violence......Page 175
9 Pathways to college, to the professoriate, and to a green card: Linking research, policy, and practice on immigrant Latino youth......Page 194
10 Facts and fictions of unauthorized immigration to the US......Page 209
Part III: Rights, outcomes, and policy at the state and local level: A case study of Utah......Page 220
11 Driving in a new immigrant destination: Migrant rights and state-level policy......Page 222
12 Legal status and economic mobility among immigrants in the early 21st century: Evidence from the “new gateway” of Utah......Page 243
13 Trapped in resettlement!: What integration for refugees in Utah?......Page 264
Part IV: Summary: What have we learned?......Page 284
14 Immigration in the early 21st century: Lessons from a multidisciplinary perspective......Page 286
Index......Page 296