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... (promedio tipificado por la edad de las mujeres) era de 3.38 en el caso de las nativas, y de 3.19 en el caso de las inmigrantes. Recent Immigrant Migratory Status Migrant Woman Native Woman Migratory History A STUDY OF MIGRATION TO GREATER SANTIAGO (CHILE) JUAN C. ELIZAGA* RESUMEN Se presentan...

... of analysis units (only 51) for those measures. The last row of Table 2 shows the log-likelihood test scores for dimensions examined in Models 1 through 3, with Model 3 treated as the saturated model. The test for Model 1 evaluates the importance of recent immigration and nativity statuses; the test for Model...

... conceptually represent the probability or hazard of assignment to each of the family member migration statuses, are subsequently entered into the matriculation equations (Eqs.  3 and 4 ) as additional regressors 9 : (8) (9) To complete the second stage, Eqs.  8 and 9 are estimated over...

... Service 2001; Warren and Kraly 1985). This rate of return migration, however, conceals much more coming and going in a variety of legal statuses. Indeed, Massey and Malone (2003) reported that two thirds of all legal immigrants to the United States have already been in the country at least once before...

... with migratory experience, it compiled data on the date, dura- tion, destination, legal status, occupation, and wages earned on the first and last trips to the United States. A trip was defined as a move to the United States that involved a change in usual residence, excluding short visits for vacation, shopping...

... be deported if you went to a social or government agency. You experienced difficulties in finding legal services due to your legal status. 16 You experienced difficulties in obtaining health care due to your legal status. You feared being deported. Table  2 shows data on the migratory...

... also assume that when migrants work and migratory behaviors are connected more strongly to various forms of capital (human, social, fi- nancial, real) than to various indicators of the life course (family position, parity, marital status), the auspices of mi- gration are more economic than familial...

... boundary choices, it is necessary to use a multivariate technique. We have chosen discriminant analysis." We consider the population we observe in 1980 to be members of distinct subpopulations according to their mobility statuses. We wish to determine how well these groups can be separated in multivariate...

... and, in the case of men at least, appear capable of competing for jobs on an equal basis with residents at their respective destinations. Female migrants, however, are consistently overrepresented in lower-status activities, particularly in domestic services. 8 1 2011 © Population Association...

... the legal status of new hires. When the authors tested for the effects of E-Verify across states, however, they found that the program had no effect on access to services but had a huge positive effect on the fear of deportation and a huge negative effect on the rate of interstate mobility. The migrants...

... Experiment Station, Iowa. State Uni- versity. 1962b. Relations among inter-religious marriages, migratory marriages and civil weddings in Iowa. Eugenics Quarterly, 9 :76- 83. Religious and Civil Marriages 1963. Social status, religious affiliation, and ages at marriage. Marriage and Family Living 25:219-221...

... years before the survey and 1,086 individuals who did not. The sample for international migration is composed of 837 migrants and 3,722 nonmi- grants. These migratory statuses were used as the dependent variables in the analysis. Covariates Four sets of measures were central to the study: gender, family...

... interrelated while each has an independ- ent effect on intentions to move. Further- more, the effect of preference status on mobility intentions is somewhat larger than that for community satisfaction. Throughout this analysis we have ne- glected the link between migration in- tentions and migratory acts...

... data and 3 for the Amster- dam sample when shortest and longest duration statuses are compared; in the 25-44 age group this factor is approxi- mately 8 for the Monterrey sample and 5 for the Amsterdam data; for the oldest age category it is nearly 8 for the Mon- terrey sample and 20 for the Amsterdam...

... statuses: married with children, married without children, cohabiting without children (including cohabitants living with partner’s children), single parents (including cohabiting parents), or single. In our analysis of dual-career mobility, we limit the analysis to married couples who were living together...

... on Population. Rodwin Lloyd ( 1970 ). Nations and Cities: A Comparison of Strategies for Urban Growth . Boston : Houghton Mifflin . Rogers T. W. ( 1969 ). Migration prediction on the basis of prior migratory behavior: a methodological note . International Migration , 7 , 1 – 2...

..., it is important to keep in mind that some changes in migratory behavior might be due to economic or sociodemographic changes as well as broader political changes. Thus, I hypothesize that for black South Africans, (1) the probability of moving increased over all three periods after 1976; (2) this increased...

... (2.06) (4.62) (1.93) (0.010)  Currently married and living with spouse 3.64* 1.68 6.84*** 0.008 (1.75) (3.92) (1.64) (0.008) Migratory Status  Never-leavers (ref.)  Returnees 2.89* –0.88 –0.11 –0.004 (1.39) (3.10) (1.30) (0.007)  Immigrants –9.99*** 0.72 –8.39...

..., in our analysis, we hold constant the influence of demographic variables such as gender, marital status, household size, and ethnicity. Prior work has revealed significant ethnic differences in decision-making with respect to migratory outcomes (Bohra and Massey 2009 ). Therefore, we measure ethnicity...

... in the sample, especially female migrants, it is difficult to discern significant differences between migrants and nonmigrants or between male and female migrants. There are also no data on the employment status of potential migrants or the number of children that they have. This limits our ability to test some...