Contents
Immigrant Niches and Immigrant Networks in the U.S. Labor Market / Susan Eckstein and Giovanni Peri
Part I. Immigrants and Labor Markets in Time and Space
Old Immigrants, New Niches: Russian Jewish Agricultural Colonies and Native Workers in Southern New Jersey, 1880–1910 / Siobhan O’Keefe and Sarah Quincy
Offshore Migrant Workers: Return Migrants in Mexico’s English-Speaking Call Centers / Michaël Da Cruz
Part II. Labor Market Dynamics, Networks, and Workplace Experiences
Black Immigration, Occupational Niches, and Earnings Disparities Between U.S.-Born and Foreign-Born Blacks in the United States / Tod G. Hamilton, Janeria A. Easley, and Angela R. Dixon
The Rise of Market-Based Job Search Institutions and Job Niches for Low-Skilled Chinese Immigrants / Zai Liang and Bo Zhou
Filling the Niche: The Role of the Parents of Immigrants in the United States / Xiaochu Hu
Bridging the Service Divide: Dual Labor Niches and Embedded Opportunities in Restaurant Work / Eli R. Wilson
Part III. New Immigrants in Growing Sectors:High- and Low-Skilled Labor Market Niches
Israeli Infotech Migrants in Silicon Valley / Steven J. Gold
Caring and Carrying the Cost: Bicultural Latina Nurses’ Challenges and Strategies for Working with Coethnic Patients / Ming-Cheng M. Lo and Emerald T. Nguyen
Learning to Fill the Labor Niche: Filipino Nursing Graduates and the Risk of the Migration Trap / Yasmin Y. Ortiga