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US migration to México: numbers, issues, and scenarios
Por: Topmiller, Michael [autor/a].
Conway, Frederick J [autor/a] | Gerber, James [autor/a].
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Tema(s): Inmigrantes
| Turismo | Identidad cultural | Gestión del aguaDescriptor(es) geográficos: Mulegé (Baja California sur, México) | Estados Unidos
En: Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos. volumen 27, número 1 (Winter 2011), páginas 45-71. --ISSN: 0742-9797Número de sistema: 50705Resumen:
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Standard methodologies for determining the number of foreign-born residents living in a nation cannot be used to count the number of US citizens living in Mexico primarily because US citizens are able to move back and forth between the two countries. In this article, data shortcomings are analyzed and a case study of a small coastal community is presented. Forty-four interviews of Mexican and US residents provide insight into issues such as resource usage, assimilation, and other impacts created by a growing foreign population. eng