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Diego Diego
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Miguel Miguel
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Patricia Patricia
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Three Border Crossers, Three Outcomes Three Border Crossers, Three Outcomes
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“The More Walls They Build, The More Walls we Will Jump.” “The More Walls They Build, The More Walls we Will Jump.”
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One Theory, One Policy? One Theory, One Policy?
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Multiple Theories, Multiple Policies? Multiple Theories, Multiple Policies?
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Identifying Groups Among Migrants Identifying Groups Among Migrants
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Data and Analysis Strategy Data and Analysis Strategy
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Four Groups of Migrants Four Groups of Migrants
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Differences not a result of temporal trends Differences not a result of temporal trends
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Four Contexts and Four Logics for Migration Four Contexts and Four Logics for Migration
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Circular migrants Circular migrants
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Crisis migrants Crisis migrants
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Family migrants Family migrants
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Urban migrants Urban migrants
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Historical Contingency Historical Contingency
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Network Effects in Migration Network Effects in Migration
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Circular migrants Circular migrants
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Crisis migrants Crisis migrants
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Family migrants Family migrants
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Urban migrants Urban migrants
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Cultural Expectations and Family Roles Cultural Expectations and Family Roles
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The Mexico-U.S. Stream, 1965–2010 The Mexico-U.S. Stream, 1965–2010
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What is Next? What is Next?
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The End of Migration from Mexico? The End of Migration from Mexico?
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6 Where Do We Go from Here? Conditional Theories and Diverse Policies
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Published:November 2016
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Abstract
This chapter begins with the stories of three migrants to demonstrate the need to recognize that there might be different logics for migration, seek to identify the conditions under which each logic becomes salient, and devise diverse policies to achieve specific outcomes. It then discusses efforts to prevent undocumented migration that focus on border enforcement; the failure of alternative theories of migration to suggest straightforward policy prescriptions like the neoclassical model; ways of identifying “groups” of migrants; four contexts and four logics for migration; network effects in migration; and cultural expectations and family roles. The chapter also suggests general principles that can guide future research and policy.
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