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301. AFRO-CARIBBEAN INCORPORATION IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

302. THE ROLE OF IMMIGRATION IN UNITED STATES COMMODITY PRODUCTION, 1869-1929.

303. A TEST AND MODIFICATION OF ZIPF'S HYPOTHESIS FOR PREDICTING INTERSTATE MIGRATION.

304. NET IMMIGRATION OF GAINFUL WORKERS INTO THE UNITED STATES, 1870-1930.

305. ESTIMATES OF NET MIGRATION IN THE UNITES STATES, 1870-1940.

306. CHINESE FAMILY LIFE IN AMERICA.

307. Characteristics of Puerto Rican Migrants to, and from, the United States.

308. The Effects of the Westward Movement on California's Growth and Development, 1900-1920.

309. MOBILITY AND HUMAN CAPITAL THEORY: THE EDUCATION, AGE, RACE, AND INCOME CHARACTERISTICS OF MIGRANTS.

310. The Forgotten Hispanic Minority: Spaniard Immigrants in the United States, 1940-2010.

311. The Marginalization of Maya Migrants at home and abroad: The Case of Guatemala and Florida.

312. US Colonialism, Migration and Sexualities: The Filipino American Case.

313. Far-Reaching Communities: Immigrant Transnational Contact and Local Attachment in the United States.

314. Inside Out/Outside In: Tensions of Belonging and the American Dream.

315. Labor Market Outcomes Among Latino Migrants to Spain and the United States.

316. The Role of U.S. Migration and Remittances on the Educational Attainment of Children in Mexico.

317. Local and State Regulation of Immigrants: Lessons from the History of Marriage Fraud Regulation.

318. Allies or Aliens?.x000d.Black-Latino Relations and Perceptions of Political Membership in the U.S.

319. Black and White Americans and Latino Immigrants: A Preliminary Look at Attitudes in Three Southern Cities.

320. The Effects of Sending State Policy on Migrant Transnationalism: A Comparative Study.

321. Immigration, Assimilation, and American Culture.

322. A Comparative Analysis on Immigration in the United States and Europe.

323. Domestic Institutions as Norm Blockers: The U.S. Congress, the President, and Refugee Policy, 1918-1952.

324. Experimental investigation of public opinion toward illegal immigrants.

325. Citizenship in the Inaugural Addresses.

326. Women and Migration: A Case Study of Nigerian Women's Migration to the United States.

327. Protesting in a Foreign Land: Why Latinos Participated in the 2006 Spring Immigrant Rights Protests.

328. The Re-Entry Movement: Marginalizing Immigrant Offenders?

329. Policing Citizenship: Regulating Immigrants through Rights and Crime.

330. Moving From Preferences to Politics of Immigration Reform.

331. Issue Evolution and Public Opinion on Immigration.

332. U.S. National State Making and Asian Immigration Exclusion.

333. Racializing the Border: How Race, Moral Conservatism, and National Defense Have Shaped Immigration Attitudes.

334. Does Assimilation Bring Resistance to Racial Preferences?

335. The Internalized North-South Divide: Implications for Workers in Canada and the United States.

336. Migration in the United States and Russia: A Comparative Perspective.

337. Controlling the Uncontrollable: The Challenges of Regulating Mexican Migration in the Post-NAFTA Era.

338. The Transnational Consequences of Contemporary Deportation Rules.

339. Scapegoating the Vulnerable: The Indefinite Detention of Immigrants in America's War on Terror.

340. Controlling Compassion: Organizational and Psychological Constraints on the Administration of Asylum.

341. International Newsletter On Migration.

342. BEYOND THE GATEWAY: FACILITATING IMMIGRANT INTEGRATION IN NEW SETTLEMENT AREAS.

343. IMMIGRATION AND CRIME.

344. The generation and spread of numerical misinformation: A combined eye movement and social transmission study.

345. Forward Halt.

346. WHY CONTROL THE BORDERS?

347. Annotated Listing of New Books.

348. Immigration: Where does ag industry stand?

349. THE TIMING OF MIIGRATION AND MARRIAGE AMONG THE FOREIGN BORN IN THE UNITED STATES.

350. Mexico-U.S. Migration and Legal Status: The Social Context of Indigenousness.