New Faces in New Places: The Changing Geography of American Immigration

Bali Ram

doi:10.25336/p64c82

December 31, 2009Canadian Studies in PopulationOpen Access

New Faces in New Places: The Changing Geography of American Immigration

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To examine the changing geographic settlement patterns of immigrant populations across the United States using mixed demographic methodologies.
Synthesis of quantitative demographic datasets and qualitative case evaluations of immigrant settlement.
Analysis of regional population distributions across nontraditional receiving areas and traditional immigrant gateway locations.
Demonstrates a structural shift in immigrant settlement dispersal toward emerging rural, suburban, and non-gateway metropolitan destinations.
Integrates quantitative statistical modeling with qualitative demographic evidence to characterize geographic diversification trends.

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Demographic review reveals shifting spatial patterns in American immigration, highlighting changing settlement dynamics across nontraditional destinations.

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