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The School to Work Transition of Second Generation Immigrants in Metropolitan New York: Some Preliminary Findings

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  • John Mollenkopf

    (The Jerome Levy Economics Institute)

  • Kasinitz

    (The Jerome Levy Economics Institute)

  • Waters

    (The Jerome Levy Economics Institute)

  • Lopez

    (The Jerome Levy Economics Institute)

  • Young Kim

    (The Jerome Levy Economics Institute)

Abstract

We believe the time has come to undertake a detailed study of the school experience, labor market outcomes, and social incorporation of the leading edge of the second generation as it enters adulthood. Specifically, we are now in the early stages of study which will include a) a large scale telephone survey, b) in-depth, open-ended, in-person follow-up interview with a subsample of survey respondents, and c) strategically positioned ethnographies.

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  • John Mollenkopf & Kasinitz & Waters & Lopez & Young Kim, 1998. "The School to Work Transition of Second Generation Immigrants in Metropolitan New York: Some Preliminary Findings," Macroeconomics 9802007, University Library of Munich, Germany.
    • Handle: RePEc:wpa:wuwpma:9802007
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