Mexican Immigration to the United States

"Mexican Immigration to the United States is a look at the causes of Mexican immigration and its effects on both Mexico and the United States. It explores why Mexicans migrate, the effects of migration on Mexico's economy, and what happens once Mexicans come to the United States - do they assimilate, mass together in certain areas, or diffuse out and intermarry with Americans? Going beyond the contentious debate and competing sound-bites over the cultural, economic, and political impact, a distinguished group of contributors sheds light where there is too much heat." "This volume will be of interest to economists, political scientists, and sociologists, all of whom are paying increasing attention to Mexican immigration. And this interest in part reflects the broader public's concern; this book will be an important source of information for all."--BOOK JACKET.Borjas, George J. is the author of 'Mexican Immigration to the United States ', published 2007 under ISBN 9780226066325 and ISBN 0226066320.