Today immigration, racial segregation, and the inequality arising from each dominate our politics, public policy debates, and social science research agenda. Almost every developed country is an immigrant-receiving society, attracting immigrants primarily from the developing world. Similarly, almost every developed country struggles to deal equitably with native and immigrant minorities. Professor Douglas S. Massey is one of the foremost scholars on the twin sociologies of immigration and racial segregation. In this talk, Professor Massey will address the implications of some of his most recent work in these areas.

Location:	Wells Hall B115 [map]
Price:	free
Sponsor:	public
Contact:	Logan Williams will2734@msu.edu 517-353-4855
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