Immigration realities: challenging common misperceptions
"Conversations about migration were, are, and will be controversial. The topic is highly politicized, and people have strong opinions based on idiosyncratic personal experiences, misinformed assumptions, and tendentious views spread by politicians and pundits. The average person does not have t...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Conversations about migration were, are, and will be controversial. The topic is highly politicized, and people have strong opinions based on idiosyncratic personal experiences, misinformed assumptions, and tendentious views spread by politicians and pundits. The average person does not have the facts at hand to conceptualize the topic from a more general, objective, yet empathetic perspective. Immigration Myths and Realities summarizes the latest research findings on immigrants and immigration in the United States and elsewhere for anyone interested in what the latest research has to tell. It reviews the existing literature across various disciplines and sources, and for American readers focused on the contentious US / Mexico border, it offers original analyses based on surveys conducted in El Paso, TX. Each of the book's chapters addresses and provides the relevant context and data to debunk a popularly held myth about immigrants, from the flawed assumption that the U.S.-Mexico border is a dangerous, lawless place to the idea that immigrants are disproportionately dependent on welfare and government programs"-- |
| Beschreibung: | x, 354 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 25 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780231203753 9780231203746 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Introduction: Immigration as a history of exclusion and homemaking -- The southern border is safe, but border enforcement makes it unsafe for many -- Border walls do not keep immigrants out of a country -- Immigrants commit less crime than native-born people -- Immigrants want to, and do, learn local languages -- Immigrants do not depend on welfare programs more than native-born people -- Remittances do not drain host countries' economies and are not like foreign aid -- There is no refugee crisis -- Globalization and migration are independent processes -- Brexit did not, and will not, halt immigration to the United Kingdom -- Welcoming cities largely benefit in the long term | |
| 520 | 3 | |a "Conversations about migration were, are, and will be controversial. The topic is highly politicized, and people have strong opinions based on idiosyncratic personal experiences, misinformed assumptions, and tendentious views spread by politicians and pundits. The average person does not have the facts at hand to conceptualize the topic from a more general, objective, yet empathetic perspective. Immigration Myths and Realities summarizes the latest research findings on immigrants and immigration in the United States and elsewhere for anyone interested in what the latest research has to tell. It reviews the existing literature across various disciplines and sources, and for American readers focused on the contentious US / Mexico border, it offers original analyses based on surveys conducted in El Paso, TX. Each of the book's chapters addresses and provides the relevant context and data to debunk a popularly held myth about immigrants, from the flawed assumption that the U.S.-Mexico border is a dangerous, lawless place to the idea that immigrants are disproportionately dependent on welfare and government programs"-- | |
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| contents | Introduction: Immigration as a history of exclusion and homemaking -- The southern border is safe, but border enforcement makes it unsafe for many -- Border walls do not keep immigrants out of a country -- Immigrants commit less crime than native-born people -- Immigrants want to, and do, learn local languages -- Immigrants do not depend on welfare programs more than native-born people -- Remittances do not drain host countries' economies and are not like foreign aid -- There is no refugee crisis -- Globalization and migration are independent processes -- Brexit did not, and will not, halt immigration to the United Kingdom -- Welcoming cities largely benefit in the long term |
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| spelling | Castañeda, Ernesto Verfasser (DE-588)1150266171 aut Immigration realities challenging common misperceptions Ernesto Castañeda and Carina Cione New York Columbia University Press [2024] x, 354 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 25 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Introduction: Immigration as a history of exclusion and homemaking -- The southern border is safe, but border enforcement makes it unsafe for many -- Border walls do not keep immigrants out of a country -- Immigrants commit less crime than native-born people -- Immigrants want to, and do, learn local languages -- Immigrants do not depend on welfare programs more than native-born people -- Remittances do not drain host countries' economies and are not like foreign aid -- There is no refugee crisis -- Globalization and migration are independent processes -- Brexit did not, and will not, halt immigration to the United Kingdom -- Welcoming cities largely benefit in the long term "Conversations about migration were, are, and will be controversial. The topic is highly politicized, and people have strong opinions based on idiosyncratic personal experiences, misinformed assumptions, and tendentious views spread by politicians and pundits. The average person does not have the facts at hand to conceptualize the topic from a more general, objective, yet empathetic perspective. Immigration Myths and Realities summarizes the latest research findings on immigrants and immigration in the United States and elsewhere for anyone interested in what the latest research has to tell. It reviews the existing literature across various disciplines and sources, and for American readers focused on the contentious US / Mexico border, it offers original analyses based on surveys conducted in El Paso, TX. Each of the book's chapters addresses and provides the relevant context and data to debunk a popularly held myth about immigrants, from the flawed assumption that the U.S.-Mexico border is a dangerous, lawless place to the idea that immigrants are disproportionately dependent on welfare and government programs"-- Emigration and immigration / Social aspects Immigrants / United States / Social conditions Immigrants / Great Britain / Social conditions United States / Emigration and immigration / Government policy Great Britain / Emigration and immigration / Government policy Mexican-American Border Region / Defenses European Union / Great Britain États-Unis / Émigration et immigration / Politique gouvernementale Émigration et immigration / Aspect social Cione, Carina Verfasser aut |
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