CLPR Working Papers

Parent: Center for Latino Policy Research

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for March through June, 2026

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
6t20159pGuatemalan Immigration to San Francisco Bay Area3646629818.1%
74j5h83mFrom Servants To Engineers: Mexican Immigration And Labor Markets In The San Francisco Bay Area35717618149.3%
4g5598p1Working but Poor: Mexican Immigrant Workers in a Low-Income Enclave in San Jose34313720639.9%
21s0x204Monitoring in the Garment Industry: Lessons from Los Angeles2929919333.9%
2sb6r5vnLabor Migration From Mexico And Free Trade: Lessons From A Transnational Community22610112544.7%
68v9378kPublic Opinion Toward Immigration Reform: How Much Does the Economy Matter?2236016326.9%
0jh4j7m0High-Risk, Good Outcomes: The Health Paradox of Latina Mothers and Infants1989110746.0%
63r3m85rCommunity-Based Health Promotion / Disease Prevention Programs for Latina/Latino Youth in California: Comparative Analysis and Policy Recommendations1846911537.5%
4016z13dStory Telling Out of School: Undocumented College Residency, Race, and Reaction171779445.0%
6fn1v3r2Obstacles to Labor Market Progress of California's Mexican-Origin Workers1704912128.8%
5fv83188Compatriots or Competitors?: A Study of Job Competition Between the Foreign-born and Native in Los Angeles, 1970-1980166719542.8%
3j837022Labor Force Position of Latino Immigrants in California157669142.0%
9542p3vcSocial Networks Dynamics: Implications for Salvadoreans in San Francisco136647247.1%
37c3d7frImmigration and Colonia Formation in Rural California129399030.2%

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