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Social Science Research|May 26, 2015
English, Spanish and ethno-racial receptivity in a new destination: A case study of Dominican immigrants in Reading, PAR S Oropesa
Urban Studies (Edinburgh, Scotland)|February 11, 2012
Neighbourhood disorder and social cohesiveness among immigrants in a new destination: Dominicans in Reading, PAR S Oropesa
City & Community|December 16, 2014
Dominican Immigrants and Discrimination in a New Destination: The Case of Reading, Pennsylvania*R S Oropesa, Leif Jensen
Sociology of Education|May 29, 2012
WHY DO IMMIGRANT YOUTH WHO NEVER ENROLL IN U.S. SCHOOLS MATTER? AN EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AMONG MEXICANS AND NON-HISPANIC WHITESR S Oropesa, Nancy S Landale
Maternal and Child Health Journal|April 3, 2002
Nonresponse in follow-back surveys of ethnic minority groups: an analysis of the Puerto Rican Maternal and Infant Health StudyR S Oropesa, N S Landale
Demography|August 23, 2000
From austerity to prosperity? Migration and child poverty among mainland and island Puerto RicansR S Oropesa, N S Landale
Journal of Health and Social Behavior|July 27, 2001
Migration, social support and perinatal health: an origin-destination analysis of Puerto Rican womenN S Landale, R S Oropesa
Population Research and Policy Review|May 15, 2012
INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN: EVIDENCE FROM LIMA, PERUVerónica Frisancho Robles, R S Oropesa
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|May 17, 2005
What does skin color have to do with infant health? An analysis of low birth weight among mainland and island Puerto RicansNancy S Landale, R S Oropesa
Migration and Development|August 19, 2014
PERMANENT MIGRANTS TO CITIES IN CHINA: HUKOU ORIGIN AND EARNINGS AMONG MEN IN AN ERA OF ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATIONXiaozhou Wang, R S Oropesa, Glenn Firebaugh
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Social Science Research|May 26, 2015
English, Spanish and ethno-racial receptivity in a new destination: A case study of Dominican immigrants in Reading, PAR S Oropesa
Urban Studies (Edinburgh, Scotland)|February 11, 2012
Neighbourhood disorder and social cohesiveness among immigrants in a new destination: Dominicans in Reading, PAR S Oropesa
City & Community|December 16, 2014
Dominican Immigrants and Discrimination in a New Destination: The Case of Reading, Pennsylvania*R S Oropesa, Leif Jensen
Sociology of Education|May 29, 2012
WHY DO IMMIGRANT YOUTH WHO NEVER ENROLL IN U.S. SCHOOLS MATTER? AN EXAMINATION OF SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AMONG MEXICANS AND NON-HISPANIC WHITESR S Oropesa, Nancy S Landale
Maternal and Child Health Journal|April 3, 2002
Nonresponse in follow-back surveys of ethnic minority groups: an analysis of the Puerto Rican Maternal and Infant Health StudyR S Oropesa, N S Landale
Demography|August 23, 2000
From austerity to prosperity? Migration and child poverty among mainland and island Puerto RicansR S Oropesa, N S Landale
Journal of Health and Social Behavior|July 27, 2001
Migration, social support and perinatal health: an origin-destination analysis of Puerto Rican womenN S Landale, R S Oropesa
Population Research and Policy Review|May 15, 2012
INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN: EVIDENCE FROM LIMA, PERUVerónica Frisancho Robles, R S Oropesa
Social Science & Medicine (1982)|May 17, 2005
What does skin color have to do with infant health? An analysis of low birth weight among mainland and island Puerto RicansNancy S Landale, R S Oropesa
Migration and Development|August 19, 2014
PERMANENT MIGRANTS TO CITIES IN CHINA: HUKOU ORIGIN AND EARNINGS AMONG MEN IN AN ERA OF ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATIONXiaozhou Wang, R S Oropesa, Glenn Firebaugh
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