The Context of Immigrant Reception in the American South
The Context of Immigrant Reception in the American South
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美国南部移民接待的背景
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发表时间：
2021
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通讯作者：
C. Maggio
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C. Maggio
过去的研究表明，与更成熟的移民目的地州相比，美国南部的移民态度更为保守。然而，目前尚不清楚移民到达的地方是否也有这些保守的态度，以及这对移民群体的接受有何影响。通过对合作国会选举研究的分析，我发现，在南方移民群体最有可能居住的邮政编码地区，美国出生的白人对移民的态度不那么保守，而且往往是相当大的差距。这表明，南方的移民群体更有可能遇到比南方白人更自由的南方白人。这些态度与既定的移民目的地州和县相比的含义，以及南方黑人对移民的态度，都得到了详细的阐述。无论如何，在各种近似种族经验/理解的问题上，南方的移民群体并不比那些在既定目的地的移民群体报告更多的负面情绪，在某些情况下报告更多的积极情绪，尽管这些结果也可能表明对种族问题的认识较低。总的来说，这些发现表明，南方的接受情况可能比过去对南方移民态度的研究所暗示的更为积极。
Past research has shown the Southern United States to have more conservative immigration attitudes compared to more established immigrant destination states. However, it is unclear whether or not the places that immigrants have arrived share these conservative attitudes and how this impacts the reception of immigrant groups. Analyzing the Cooperative Congressional Election Study, I find that U.S.-born White attitudes toward immigration are less conservative in zip codes where immigrant-origin groups in the South are most likely to live, often by substantial margins. This indicates that immigrant-origin groups in the South are likely to encounter Southern Whites with a more liberal orientation than Southern Whites more generally. The implications for how these attitudes compare to established immigrant destination states and counties are addressed in detail, as are Southern Black attitudes toward immigration. Regardless, on various questions approximating racial experience/understanding, immigrant-origin groups in the South do not report more negative feelings than those in established destinations and report more positive feelings in some cases, although these results could also indicate a lower awareness of racial issues. Overall, these findings point to a context of reception in the South that is likely more positive than past research on Southern immigration attitudes has implied.
DOI：
10.7758/rsf.2018.4.5.06
发表时间：
2018-08-01
影响因子：
3.8
作者：
Brown, Hana E.;Jones, Jennifer A.;Becker, Andrea
通讯作者：
Becker, Andrea