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1 | Immigrant networks | 1 |
New assimilation theory | 7 | |
Homophily | 10 | |
Strong ties within social networks | 13 | |
2 | Community as networks and place | 21 |
The meaning of social ties | 22 | |
Advancing the network-analytic perspective | 30 | |
Immigration and the community typology | 36 | |
3 | The presence of strong ties | 45 |
4 | Kinship ties | 67 |
5 | Ties among neighbors | 77 |
6 | Similarity of neighborhood ties | 93 |
7 | Conclusion : the community typology and immigrants | 111 |
App. A | The survey instrument | 123 |
App. B | The validity of name generators | 127 |
App. C | Independent variables | 133 |
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Add Beyond the Immigrant Enclave: Network Change and Assimilation, Suggesting that the forms and relative strengths of social networks are a primary factor in the ability of immigrants to integrate into society, Wierzbicki (sociology, U. of California) compares immigrant and native social networks and investigates their , Beyond the Immigrant Enclave: Network Change and Assimilation to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Beyond the Immigrant Enclave: Network Change and Assimilation, Suggesting that the forms and relative strengths of social networks are a primary factor in the ability of immigrants to integrate into society, Wierzbicki (sociology, U. of California) compares immigrant and native social networks and investigates their , Beyond the Immigrant Enclave: Network Change and Assimilation to your collection on WonderClub |