THE NEW IMMIGRANT SURVEY

新移民调查

• 批准号: 6660570
• 负责人: James Patrick Smith
• 金额: $ 59.86万
• 依托单位: RAND CORPORATION
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2000
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2000-09-19 至 2006-02-28
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/6660570
• 关键词: behavioral /social science research tag; clinical research; culture; health surveys; household; human population study; human subject; immigrant; longitudinal human study; nonEnglish language; questionnaires; social adjustment

We propose to carry out, for the first time, a comprehensive, multi-cohort longitudinal survey of new legal immigrants to the United States based on nationally representative samples of the administrative records, compiled by the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, pertaining to immigrants newly admitted to permanent residence. This New Immigration Survey is a follow-up to a pilot project, which received co-funding from NICHD, NIA, NSF, and INS, that has attempted to evaluate the cost and feasibility of fielding the full survey proposed here. The results obtained from the pilot project have informed all elements of the design for the full New Immigrant Survey. In order to monitor changes across cohorts, new samples of immigrants will be drawn periodically. To monitor adaptation over time, each sample will be interviewed at regular intervals over the life cycle. To assess the immigrants' legacy, information will also be obtained about and from their children, both the immigrant children they brought with them and the U.S. citizen children born to them in the United States. We also will put into the public domain a public-use data base from these surveys that will provide an important source of information to assess U.S. immigration laws, the assimilation and experiences of immigrants, and the impact of immigration in the United States. These data will provide prospective and retrospective information of pre-immigration education, work, health, migration, marriage and fertility histories for newly-arrived immigrants. They will also provide useful information on health, on economic status, on schooling, and on children's well-being from a population heterogeneous in English language abilities and native languages.

我们建议首次开展一项全面的、多方面的研究 基于对美国新合法移民的纵向调查 具有全国代表性的行政记录样本，由 美国移民和归化局，与新移民有关 获准永久居留。这项新的移民调查是一项后续调查 一个试点项目，得到了NICHD、NIA、NSF和INS的共同资助， 试图评估进行全面调查的成本和可行性 在这里求婚。从试点项目中获得的结果已经通知了所有人 完整的新移民调查的设计要素。 为了监测不同群体的变化，新的移民样本将 定期抽签。为了随着时间的推移监测适应情况，每个样本将 在整个生命周期中定期接受采访。为了评估移民的 遗产，还将从他们的子女那里获得关于他们的信息， 他们带来的移民儿童和美国公民儿童 他们在美国出生的。 我们还将把这些数据库中的公共用途数据库放入公共领域 调查将提供重要的信息来源，以评估美国 移民法，移民的同化和经历，以及 移民在美国的影响。这些数据将为未来提供 以及移民前教育、工作、健康、 新移民的移民、婚姻和生育史。他们 还将提供有关健康、经济状况、教育、 以及来自英语异种人群的儿童幸福 语言能力和母语。