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Almost half of U.S. foreign-born in past decade had college
April 27, 2020[more]
The migration response to the Legal Arizona Workers Act
September 2, 2014Richard Wright has a new paper in the journal Political Geography. Working with Mark Ellis, Matt Townley and Kristi Copeland (U Washington), he is interested in the effects of state level legislation on internal migration in the US. The effects of Jim Crow laws on the exodus of blacks form the US South are well known and well documented. Wright and colleagues ask: are the immigrant hostile environments in certain US states producing outflows of targeted populations.
[more]Celeste Winston ’14: Researching Urban Racial Dynamics
June 13, 2014
Research, says Celeste Winston ’14, is a freeing form of scholarship. “Undergraduate research has given me the ability to explore my interests with the assistance of Dartmouth faculty and with the inspiration of some of my fellow Dartmouth students.”
[more]American Cities Segregate, Even As They Diversify (The Atlantic)
June 27, 2012
According to new research by Richard Wright, professor of geography and the Orvil E. Dryfoos Professor of Public Affairs, both integrated and segregated neighborhoods exist in cities across America.
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