The seminar discusses three decades of demographic data on U.S. school districts to assess the association between growth in the Latino school-age population and the availability of alternative schooling options as well as white student concentration in schools of choice relative to traditional public schools.
Refugees are persons outside their country of citizenship unable to return because or persecution, while asylum seekers travel to the country in which they seek refuge and ask for temporary or permanent immigrant status to start anew.
The seminar examines the economic aspects of life in three refugee camps in Rwanda taking into account the economic setting in the locality of each camp.
In this seminar, Professor Fernando Riosmena discusses recent research and scholarship on the association between environmental change and Mexico - US Migration, including some original research done in collaboration with scholars from the University of Colorado.
This seminar examines a new dataset that links individual infant death certificates to parental characteristics to assess the impact of parents' migration to Northern cities on infant mortality.
