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Nancy Landale, Alan Booth, Ann C. Crouter, Nancy S. Landale
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Contents: Preface. Part I: Who Migrates and How Does It Affect Family Outcomes?R.G. Rumbaut Ties That Bind: Immigration and Immigrant Families in the United States. L. Jensen Y. Chitose Immigrant Generations. G. Jasso Migration and the Dynamics of Family Phenomena. M.C. Waters Immigrant Families at Risk: Factors That Undermine Chances for Success. Part II: How Does the Migration Experience Affect Child and Adolescent Development?C.G. Coll K. Magnuson The Psychological Experience of Immigration: A Developmental Perspective. L.M. Laosa Research Perspectives on Constructs of Change: Intercultural Migration and Developmental Transitions. M.L. de Leon Siantz Factors That Impact Development Outcomes of Immigrant Children. Part III: How Do Family Structure and Process Change Across Succeeding Generations?R. Buriel T. De Ment Immigration and Sociocultural Change in Mexican Chinese and Vietnamese American Families. C. Hirschman Understanding Family Change Across Generations: Problems of Conceptualization and Research Design. N. Kibria The Concept of "Bicultural Families" and Its Implications for Research on Immigrant and Ethnic Families. G.R. Sodowsky E.W.M. Lai Asian Immigrant Variables and Structural Models of Cross-Cultural Distress. Part IV: What Policies Enhance or Impede Immigrant Family Links to U.S. Institutions?M. Fix W. Zimmermann Immigrant Families and Public Policy: A Deepening Divide. S.M. Bianchi Whither the 1950s? The Family and Macroeconomic Context of Immigration amd Welfare Reform in the 1990s. B.L. Lowell Immigrant Integration and Pending Legislation: Observations on Empirical Projections. N.S. Landale Immigration and the Family: An Overview.
Contents: Preface. Part I: Who Migrates and How Does It Affect Family Outcomes?R.G. Rumbaut Ties That Bind: Immigration and Immigrant Families in the United States. L. Jensen Y. Chitose Immigrant Generations. G. Jasso Migration and the Dynamics of Family Phenomena. M.C. Waters Immigrant Families at Risk: Factors That Undermine Chances for Success. Part II: How Does the Migration Experience Affect Child and Adolescent Development?C.G. Coll K. Magnuson The Psychological Experience of Immigration: A Developmental Perspective. L.M. Laosa Research Perspectives on Constructs of Change: Intercultural Migration and Developmental Transitions. M.L. de Leon Siantz Factors That Impact Development Outcomes of Immigrant Children. Part III: How Do Family Structure and Process Change Across Succeeding Generations?R. Buriel T. De Ment Immigration and Sociocultural Change in Mexican Chinese and Vietnamese American Families. C. Hirschman Understanding Family Change Across Generations: Problems of Conceptualization and Research Design. N. Kibria The Concept of "Bicultural Families" and Its Implications for Research on Immigrant and Ethnic Families. G.R. Sodowsky E.W.M. Lai Asian Immigrant Variables and Structural Models of Cross-Cultural Distress. Part IV: What Policies Enhance or Impede Immigrant Family Links to U.S. Institutions?M. Fix W. Zimmermann Immigrant Families and Public Policy: A Deepening Divide. S.M. Bianchi Whither the 1950s? The Family and Macroeconomic Context of Immigration amd Welfare Reform in the 1990s. B.L. Lowell Immigrant Integration and Pending Legislation: Observations on Empirical Projections. N.S. Landale Immigration and the Family: An Overview.
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