Integration and receptivity in immigrant gateway metro regions in the United States / edited by Paul N. McDaniel and Darlene Xiomara Rodriguez.

Contents Introduction : twenty-first century immigration geography in the United States / Paul N. McDaniel and Darlene Xiomara Rodriguez -- Detroit, Michigan : revitalizing the Rust Belt by welcoming immigrants in a former gateway / Xi Huang and Alexis P. Tsoukalas -- Washington, DC : reception and integration of immigrants and refugees in the National Capital Region / Elizabeth Chacko -- Miami, Florida : immigrant settlement and impact in the gateway to the Americas / Darlene Xiomara Rodriguez, Eric Manley, and Nilofer K. Bharwani -- Atlanta, Georgia : how institutionalized reception and representation of refugees changed immigrant receptivity in a major-emerging gateway / Sarah Ryniker -- Charlotte, North Carolina : multiple scales of receptivity in the Queen City / Paul N. McDaniel and Heather A. Smith -- Greensboro, North Carolina : immigration and the spatial dynamics of neighborhood change in the Piedmont Triad / Nabeela Farhat and Selima Sultana -- Nashville, Tennessee : immigrant integration and rent burden in the Music City / Madhuri Sharma and Mikhail Samarin -- Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota : the success of Somali elected officials in the Twin Cities / Stefanie Chambers and Annika Davies -- Burlington, Vermont : refugee resettlement in the Green Mountain State / Pablo Bose -- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania : welcoming newcomers to the City of Bridges during times of crisis / Jennie L. Schulze -- Louisville, Kentucky : adaptive municipal responses to a growing immigrant community in the age of COVID-19 / Andrew Lim, Nan Wu, and Karen Aho -- Birmingham, Alabama : immigrant integration, place branding, and geographies of care in the Ridge and Valley / Paul N. McDaniel -- Des Moines, Iowa : refugee resettlement ecosystems and the uneven geographies of immigrant incorporation in the Heartland / Emily Frazier -- Reno, Nevada : "I just feel out of place there" : Punjabi-Sikh socio-spatialities in the Biggest Little City in the World / Heather L. Benson and Kate A. Berry -- Conclusion : future trajectories / Paul N. McDaniel and Darlene Xiomara Rodriguez.
Abstract "Through case studies of immigrant gateway metro areas, this book examines evolving immigrant integration and receptivity processes in established and previously overlooked regions in the United States, and provides a resource to contextualize ongoing changes in new destination metropolitan regions"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
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LCCN 2024010756
ISBN9781666955781 (cloth)
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