Introduction: Immigration and U.S. Integration, Policy Reforms, and Economic Change

B. Lindsay Lowell and Demetrios G. Papademetriou

Review of Policy Research, 1992, vol. 11, issue 2, 76-86

Abstract: The economic and political ramifications of immigration will become increasingly evident in the United States during the coming decade, particularly in view of recent immigration policies that guarantee that the magnitude and diversity of the inflow will continue to grow. This symposium presents research that examines the role of immigrants in industrial restructuring and evaluates the effects of the 1986 Immigration Reform and Control Act. The importance of English language skills for economic advancement, and of government‐supported training for refugees, are also examined. Together, this body of research directs our attention to the need for a more active public and private sector role in assisting all U.S. workers prepare for the demands of the labor market of the future.

Date: 1992
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