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Competing
Futures:
The Children of America's Newest Immigrants
Diverse origins. Diverse opportunities.
Rubén G. Rumbaut,
Professor of Sociology and co-director of the Center for
Research on Immigration, Population, and Public Policy at
the University of California Irvine, takes a closer look
at first and second-generation immigrant youth in the US.
Data gathered over the course of a decade often contradict
conventional wisdom about the achievements of this group
-- and the story is still unfolding. Full
story
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Spotlight On Women
Since the early 1990s, there have been more female than male immigrants
to the United States. This Spotlight by Liz Grieco, MPI Data Manager, examines some of the characteristics of this important
group of immigrants.
Full story | U.S. in Focus
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Australia's
Transformation
More than 40 percent of Australia's population
today are immigrants or have an immigrant parent. Yet, the
long-standing consensus about the desirability of immigration
is weakening under competing visions of the nation's future.
Full story | Country Profiles |
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The Internally
Displaced
In Perspective
Uprooted from their homes, but still
living on their native soil, the world's 20-25 million "internally
displaced persons" present a dual challenge to concepts
of national sovereignty and humanitarian action. Monette
Zard, Policy Analyst at the Migration Policy Institute,
provides the basic facts about what now amounts to a global
crisis. Full story
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The International Organization for Migration estimates that each year, criminal
organizations "traffic" 4 million people into prostitution and exploitative
work in a global trade that reaps $7 billion in profits. (Source: IOM 2002)
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