Recruiting Hispanic labor : immigrants in non-traditional areas / Karen D. Johnson-Webb.

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Migration Research in Geography -- Migration Theory, Immigration Policy and Demographic Change -- Migration Theory -- U.S. Immigration Policy -- Restructuring of the Economy -- Development of the Sunbelt -- Employer Attitudes and Perceptions -- Gaps in the Migration Theories -- National Context of Hispanic Population Change -- Redistribution of the Hispanic Population -- Midwest Context of Hispanic Population Change -- A Brief History -- Demographic Change in the Midwest -- Local Scale Demographic Change in the Midwest -- North Carolina Context of Hispanic Population Change -- Background and Present Context -- Other Indicators of the Growing Presence of Hispanics in North Carolina -- Community Attitudes -- Research Methods -- The Study Area -- Data Collection Strategy and Methods -- Newspaper Content Analysis -- Key Informant Interviews -- The Qualitative Corporate Interview -- Data Analysis and Results -- Employer Preferences for Hispanic Labor -- Formal Recruitment Strategies -- Employment Intermediaries -- Informal Methods of Recruitment -- Accommodation Strategies -- Policy Implications of the Research Findings -- Future Research -- North Carolina Counties.

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