Sociology of immigration

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The sociology of immigration provides sociological understanding of culture, ethnicities, social structures and political economies in the assimilation, enculturation, and marginalization processes related to migration and adaptation of people.

[edit] External links

• Princeton Migration and Development Center
• Family Research Project
• UPenn Populations Studies Center
• UC Irvine Populations and Public Policy Center
• MIT Migration
• American Sociological Association - International Migration section
• Russell Sage
• Migration Research Unit, University College London, UK
• Center for Migration Studies, NY
• CEIFO
• ERCOMER: European Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations, Univ of Utrecht

[edit] People in the Field

• Alejandro PORTES
• CHAN Kwok Bun
• Gungwu WANG
• Janet SALAFF
• P LANDOLT
• Peter LI
• Marketa MOORE
• Min ZHOU
• Rubén G. RUMBAUT
• TANG Hei Hang, Hayes
• Julia SENSENBRENNER
• SIM Amy
• Siu Lun WONG