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374 Results
Year Grant Title Amount Research Priority
Transnational Organizations and the Political Incorporation of Immigrants in the United States - Phase Two $122,078 Immigration
The Roles of Language and Education in Adolescent Immigrants' Civic Integration during the Transition to Adulthood $150,000 Immigration
Under the Knife: Medical 'Noncompliance' in Hmong Immigrants $35,000 Cultural Contact
Robert K. Merton Archive $35,000 Non-Program Activities
Conference on the Penal State $15,040 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Social and Economic Inequality: The Role of Law, Markets, and Social Structure $34,975 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
The Christian Conservative Movement and American Democracy $93,141 Non-Program Activities
Immigrants and Schools: Contextual Factors in Parents' School and Community Involvement $151,763 Immigration
Becoming "Ethnic," Becoming "Angeleno," and/or Becoming "American": The Multi-Faceted Experiences of Immigrant Children and the Children of Immigrants in Los Angeles $210,554 Immigration
Latino Migration, Race, and Urban Transformation in the U.S. South: A Qualitative Study $110,609 Immigration
Learning Civic Engagement: Political Socialization in Mexican-Origin Families with Mixed Citizenship Status $34,983 Immigration
Task Force on the Social Issues Emerging From Hurricane Katrina $35,000 Non-Program Activities
Social Class: How Does It Work? $30,830 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Documenting Desegregation: Equal Opportunity in Private Sector Employment Since the Civil Rights Act of 1964 $35,000 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
How Does Culture Make a Difference in American Health Care? American Health Care at the Interface of Ethnicity/Race and Citizenship: Culturally Specific Care in Changing Contexts $349,992 Cultural Contact
New Immigrants in the Hudson Valley $49,019 Immigration
Off the Radar Screen: Case Studies of Unregulated Jobs in Chicago and New York City $100,000 Future of Work
Immigration and Intergenerational Mobility in Metropolitan Los Angeles: A Qualitative Study $30,000 Immigration
The Growth and Consequences of American Economic Inequality $202,772 Social, Political and Economic Inequality
Creating Community in Sunnyside: Understanding Affiliative Ties Between Immigrants and their Neighbors in a Highly Multi-Ethnic Neighborhood $99,101 Cultural Contact
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