RESEARCH PAPERS
Ellis,
Mark and Jamie Goodwin-White (2006) “1.5 Generation Internal Migration:
Dispersion from States of Immigration?” Forthcoming International
Migration Review
Ellis,
Mark, Wright, Richard, and Virginia Parks (2006) “The Immigrant Household
and Spatial Assimilation: Partnership, Nativity, and Neighborhood Location ” Forthcoming Urban Geography
Ellis,
Mark (2006) "Unsettling Immigrant Geographies: US Immigration and the
Politics of Scale" Tijdschrift
Voor Economische En Sociale Geografie 97: 49-58.
Houston,
Serin, Richard Wright, Mark Ellis, Steven Holloway, and Margaret Hudson (2005)
"Places of possibility: where mixed-race partners meet" Progress in Human Geography 29:700-717.
Ellis Mark and
Richard Wright (2005) “Assimilation and Differences between the Settlement
Patterns of Individual Immigrants and Immigrant Households” Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences 102(43), October 25: 15325-15330.
Holloway, Steven R. Mark Ellis, Richard Wright, and Margaret
Hudson, (2005). “Partnering “Out” and Fitting In:
Residential Segregation and the Neighborhood Contexts of Mixed Race
Households” Population, Space and Place. 11:
299-324.
Wright, Richard,
Mark Ellis and Virginia Parks (2003) “Re-placing Whiteness in Spatial
Assimilation Research” City and Community 4: 111-136.
Ellis, Mark,
Richard Wright, Jamie Goodwin-White (2003). “Shifts in the Ethnic
Division of Labor under Conditions of Growth and Stagnation: Los Angeles in the
1980s and 1990s”. (Forthcoming in
the Immigrant Metropolis, Bean, Brown and Rumbaut eds)
Ellis,
Mark, Richard Wright (2003)
“Representations of Difference: Mapping Immigrant Bodies or
Immigrant Households.” (forthcoming book chapter
in Immigration and Settlement in the US, Kavita
Pandit and Steven Holloway eds)
Holloway,
Steven R., Mark
Ellis, Richard Wright, Margaret Hudson (2003) “Partnering
“Out” and Fitting In: Residential Segregation and the Neighborhood
Contexts of Mixed-Race Households” (under review)
Ellis, Mark,
Richard Wright, and Virginia Parks (2003) “Work together, live apart?
Geographies of Residential and Workplace Segregation in Los Angeles”
Forthcoming, Annals of the Association Of American
Geographers
Wright,
Richard, Serin Houston, Mark Ellis, Steven Holloway, and Margaret Hudson
(2003), “Crossing racial lines: geographies of mixed-race partnering and multiraciality in the United States”, Progress in
Human Geography, 27(4): 457-474.
Ellis, Mark (2001) “What Future for Whites? Population Projections and Racial Imaginaries in the US.”
International Journal of Population Geography. 7, 213-229.
Ellis, Mark and
John Odland (2001) “Intermetropolitan
Variation in the Labor Force Participation of White and Black Men in the United
States” Urban Studies 38, 2327-2348.
Wright, Richard
and Mark Ellis (2001) “New
Immigrants in the New York Economy”. In New
Immigrants in New York 2nd edition. Ed. N Foner Columbia University
Press.
Ellis, Mark.(2001) “Trends in Immigrant and Native-born
Wages: A Tale of Five Cities?” In Strangers at
the Gates. R Waldinger (ed.)
University of California Press
Conway,
Dennis, Adrian Bailey, and Mark Ellis. (2001) “Transnationalism,
Employment, and the Poverty of Puerto Rican Women in New York City”
In Transnational Communities and the Political Economy of New York City in the
1990s.Cordero-Guzman, Grosfoguel and Smith (eds), Philadelphia: Temple University Press.
Ellis, Mark (2000) “Mark one or more: counting and
projecting by race in Census 2000 and beyond” Social and Cultural
Geography 1: 183-195
Wright,
Richard and Mark Ellis (2000) “Race, Region and the Territorial Politics
of Immigration” International Journal of Population Geography 6: 1-15.
Wright, Richard and
Mark Ellis (2000) “The Ethnic and Gender Division of Labor Compared Among
Immigrants to Los Angeles” International Journal of Urban and Regional
Research 24: 583-601.
Ellis,
Mark and Richard Wright (1999) “The Industrial Division of Labor among
Immigrants and Internal Migrants to the Los Angeles Economy”.
International Migration Review 33: 26-54
Ellis, Mark,
Michael Reibel, and Richard Wright (1999), "A
Procedure for Comparative Metropolitan Area Analysis Using the 1980 and 1990
Census Public Use Microdata Samples" Urban
Geography 20: 75-92
Ellis,
Mark and Richard Wright (1998) “The Balkanization Metaphor and the
Analysis of US Immigration” Annals of the Association of American
Geographers 88: 686-698.
Odland, John and Mark Ellis (1998)
“Variations in the Labor Force Participation of Women Across
Large Metropolitan Areas in the United
States. Regional Studies 32: 333-347.
Ellis, Mark and
Richard Wright, (1998) "When Immigrants are not Migrants: Counting
Arrivals of the Foreign-born using the US Census",” International
Migration Review 32: 127-144
Wright,
Richard and Mark Ellis (1997) "“Large Metropolitan Areas and the
Linkage between Immigration and Internal Migration in the United
States”" Economic Geography 73: 234-254.
Wright, Richard,
and Mark Ellis (1997) "“Nativity, Ethnicity and the Evolution of the
Intra-urban Division of Labor in Metropolitan Los Angeles,
1970-90”", Urban Geography 18: 243-263
Ellis, Mark and
Clara Muschkin (1996) "Migration of Persons With
AIDS--A Search for Support from Elderly Parents?",
Social Science and Medicine 43: 1109-1118.
Wright,
Richard and Mark Ellis (1996) "Immigrants and the Changing Racial/Ethnic
Division of Labor in New York City, 1970-1990," Urban Geography.
17: 317-353.
Ellis, Mark, Dennis
Conway, and Adrian Bailey (1996) “The Circular Migration of Puerto Rican
Women: Towards a Gendered Explanation”, International Migration. 34:
31-64.
Ellis, Mark, (1996) "The Post-Diagnosis Mobility of
People with AIDS” Environment and Planning A. 28: 999-1017.
Ellis, Mark, Richard Barff and Beverly Renard, (1993) "Migration Regions and Interstate Labor
Flows by Occupation in the United States" Growth and Change, 24: 166-190.
Ellis, Mark, Richard Barff and Ann R. Markusen, (1993) "Defense Spending and Interregional
Labor Migration" Economic Geography, 69: 182-203.
Bailey, Adrian
and Mark Ellis, (1993) "Going Home: A Longitudinal Analysis of the Return
Migration Decisions of Puerto Rican-Born Women", The
Professional Geographer, 45: 148-158.
Walker, Robert, Mark Ellis and Richard Barff,
(1992) "Linked Migration Systems: Immigration and Internal Migration in
the United States", Economic Geography, 68: 234-248.
Ellis, Mark (1992), "The Determinants of Regional
Differences in Strike Rate in the United States, 1971-77", Annals of the
Association of American Geographers, 82: 48-63.
Barff,
Richard and Mark Ellis (1991), "The Regional Labor Market Dynamics of
Highly Trained Manufacturing Workers in the United States", Urban
Geography, 12: 339-362.
Conway Dennis, Mark Ellis and Naragandat Shwidhan (1990), "Caribbean International Circulation:
are Puerto Rican Women Tied-Circulators?", Geoforum, 21: 51-66.
Odland,
John and Mark Ellis (1988), "The Effects of Household Organization on the
Interregional Variation of Emigration Rates", Demography, 25: 567-579.
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