María E Enchautegui
Biographic Data
| ID | 997629 |
|---|---|
| NAME | María E Enchautegui |
| GIVEN NAMES | María E |
| FAMILY NAME | Enchautegui |
| SIGNATURE | ENCHAUTEGUI M E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Urban Institute |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 70 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Immigration, Applied Research on
Paradoxes of Family Immigration Policy: Separation, Reorganization, and Reunification of Families under Current Immigration Laws
It is increasingly recognized that immigration laws affect immigrants' integration. Most recently there has been growing attention to how immigration enforcement affects families through forced separations caused by deportations and long‐term family separations across national borders stemming from unauthorized entry to the United States. However, beyond enforcement, there has been little systematic account of how other provisions of immigration …
Legalization Programs and the Integration of Unauthorized Immigrants: A Comparison of S. 744 and Irca
Legalization Programs and the Integration of Unauthorized Immigrants: A Comparison of S. 744 and Irca
Experiences under the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) may prove to be a poor guide for understanding how smoothly today's unauthorized immigrants will integrate into the economy under reform proposals such as the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act (S. 744). While IRCA provided a relatively quick path to legal permanent resident status, S. 744 proposes a decade-long process with much attendan…
Household Members and Employment Outcomes of Recent Immigrants: A Network Approach
Objective . The objective of this article is to investigate the effect of household members on the employment outcomes of recent immigrants conceptualizing the household as an employment network unit. Methods . I use data from the 1994 and 1996 March Current Population Surveys and make a taxonomy of the household composition based on the network’s employment capability. Logit and regression models of employment and earnings are estimated. Results…
Low-Skilled Immigrants and the Changing American Labor Market
In this note I examine the economic status and economic prospects of low-skilled immigrants in the changing American labor market.... While low-skilled immigrants maintain strong employment levels they are concentrated in the most menial low-skilled jobs and their wages are declining relative to those of natives. The substantial deterioration of the economic status of low-skilled immigrants in the last decade raises important policy questions con…
Latino Neighborhoods and Latino Neighborhood Poverty
n this article, I use 1980 and 1990 US census tracts that were 50% or more Latino to present a socioeconomic portrait of Latino neighborhoods and to investigate the determinants of poverty and the factors behind the poverty increase of Latinos in these neighborhoods. Results show that Latinos in Latino tracts rank worse than US Latinos on virtually all socioeconomic measures. Recent immigrants raise Latino neighborhood poverty, while long-term im…
Immigration and county employment growth
The Value of U.S. Labor Market Experience in the Home Country: The Case of Puerto Rican Return Migrants
Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics
This article examines the role of human capital and labor market characteristics in explaining geographical and individual differentials in socioeconomic outcomes of Puerto Rican women. The better socioeconomic performance of Puerto Ricans outside the Northeast can be in part related to their larger amount of human capital. Labor market characteristics also play a role, but their effects are generally small. Net of other characteristics, Northeas…
Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics
Maria E. Enchautegui, Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics, The International Migration Review, Vol. 26, No. 4 (Winter, 1992), pp. 1267-1290
Paradoxes of Family Immigration Policy: Separation, Reorganization, and Reunification of Families under Current Immigration Laws
It is increasingly recognized that immigration laws affect immigrants' integration. Most recently there has been growing attention to how immigration enforcement affects families through forced separations caused by deportations and long‐term family separations across national borders stemming from unauthorized entry to the United States. However, beyond enforcement, there has been little systematic account of how other provisions of immigration …
Low-Skilled Immigrants and the Changing American Labor Market
In this note I examine the economic status and economic prospects of low-skilled immigrants in the changing American labor market.... While low-skilled immigrants maintain strong employment levels they are concentrated in the most menial low-skilled jobs and their wages are declining relative to those of natives. The substantial deterioration of the economic status of low-skilled immigrants in the last decade raises important policy questions con…
Latino Neighborhoods and Latino Neighborhood Poverty
n this article, I use 1980 and 1990 US census tracts that were 50% or more Latino to present a socioeconomic portrait of Latino neighborhoods and to investigate the determinants of poverty and the factors behind the poverty increase of Latinos in these neighborhoods. Results show that Latinos in Latino tracts rank worse than US Latinos on virtually all socioeconomic measures. Recent immigrants raise Latino neighborhood poverty, while long-term im…
Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics
This article examines the role of human capital and labor market characteristics in explaining geographical and individual differentials in socioeconomic outcomes of Puerto Rican women. The better socioeconomic performance of Puerto Ricans outside the Northeast can be in part related to their larger amount of human capital. Labor market characteristics also play a role, but their effects are generally small. Net of other characteristics, Northeas…
Legalization Programs and the Integration of Unauthorized Immigrants: A Comparison of S. 744 and Irca
Legalization Programs and the Integration of Unauthorized Immigrants: A Comparison of S. 744 and Irca
Experiences under the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) may prove to be a poor guide for understanding how smoothly today's unauthorized immigrants will integrate into the economy under reform proposals such as the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act (S. 744). While IRCA provided a relatively quick path to legal permanent resident status, S. 744 proposes a decade-long process with much attendan…
Household Members and Employment Outcomes of Recent Immigrants: A Network Approach
Objective . The objective of this article is to investigate the effect of household members on the employment outcomes of recent immigrants conceptualizing the household as an employment network unit. Methods . I use data from the 1994 and 1996 March Current Population Surveys and make a taxonomy of the household composition based on the network’s employment capability. Logit and regression models of employment and earnings are estimated. Results…
Immigration and county employment growth
The Value of U.S. Labor Market Experience in the Home Country: The Case of Puerto Rican Return Migrants
Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics
Maria E. Enchautegui, Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics, The International Migration Review, Vol. 26, No. 4 (Winter, 1992), pp. 1267-1290
Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics
This article examines the role of human capital and labor market characteristics in explaining geographical and individual differentials in socioeconomic outcomes of Puerto Rican women. The better socioeconomic performance of Puerto Ricans outside the Northeast can be in part related to their larger amount of human capital. Labor market characteristics also play a role, but their effects are generally small. Net of other characteristics, Northeas…
Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics
Maria E. Enchautegui, Geographical Differentials in the Socioeconomic Status of Puerto Ricans: Human Capital Variations and Labor Market Characteristics, The International Migration Review, Vol. 26, No. 4 (Winter, 1992), pp. 1267-1290
The Value of U.S. Labor Market Experience in the Home Country: The Case of Puerto Rican Return Migrants
Latino Neighborhoods and Latino Neighborhood Poverty
n this article, I use 1980 and 1990 US census tracts that were 50% or more Latino to present a socioeconomic portrait of Latino neighborhoods and to investigate the determinants of poverty and the factors behind the poverty increase of Latinos in these neighborhoods. Results show that Latinos in Latino tracts rank worse than US Latinos on virtually all socioeconomic measures. Recent immigrants raise Latino neighborhood poverty, while long-term im…
Immigration and county employment growth
Low-Skilled Immigrants and the Changing American Labor Market
In this note I examine the economic status and economic prospects of low-skilled immigrants in the changing American labor market.... While low-skilled immigrants maintain strong employment levels they are concentrated in the most menial low-skilled jobs and their wages are declining relative to those of natives. The substantial deterioration of the economic status of low-skilled immigrants in the last decade raises important policy questions con…
Household Members and Employment Outcomes of Recent Immigrants: A Network Approach
Objective . The objective of this article is to investigate the effect of household members on the employment outcomes of recent immigrants conceptualizing the household as an employment network unit. Methods . I use data from the 1994 and 1996 March Current Population Surveys and make a taxonomy of the household composition based on the network’s employment capability. Logit and regression models of employment and earnings are estimated. Results…
Legalization Programs and the Integration of Unauthorized Immigrants: A Comparison of S. 744 and Irca
Legalization Programs and the Integration of Unauthorized Immigrants: A Comparison of S. 744 and Irca
Experiences under the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (IRCA) may prove to be a poor guide for understanding how smoothly today's unauthorized immigrants will integrate into the economy under reform proposals such as the Border Security, Economic Opportunity, and Immigration Modernization Act (S. 744). While IRCA provided a relatively quick path to legal permanent resident status, S. 744 proposes a decade-long process with much attendan…
Immigration, Applied Research on
Paradoxes of Family Immigration Policy: Separation, Reorganization, and Reunification of Families under Current Immigration Laws
It is increasingly recognized that immigration laws affect immigrants' integration. Most recently there has been growing attention to how immigration enforcement affects families through forced separations caused by deportations and long‐term family separations across national borders stemming from unauthorized entry to the United States. However, beyond enforcement, there has been little systematic account of how other provisions of immigration …
Migration and Labor Dynamics (10 works) · Economics (9 works) · Immigration (9 works) · Demographic economics (8 works) · Migration, Ethnicity, and Economy (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Labour economics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Demography (5 works) · Economic growth (5 works)