Matthew Hall's Information
POSITION TITLE: Graduate Student, Sociology
RESEARCH INTERESTS: Social Demography , Urban Sociology, and Quantitative Methods, specifically immigrant assimilation, residential mobility and suburbanization
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| PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT AND EXPERIENCE:
Research Associate, Mech Research, Bellingham WA; June 2004 to Present
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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS:
Teachman, J.D.
,
L. Tedrow
and
M. Hall
(2005).
"The Demographic Future of Divorce and Dissolution." In
Fine, M.A.
and
J.H. Harvey
(Eds.)
, Handbook of Divorce and Relationship Dissolution.
Routledge.
(pp. 59-84)
Crowder, K.
and
M. Hall
(2007).
"Internal Migration." In
Ritzer, G.S.
(Ed.)
, Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology.
Blackwell.
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Graefe, D.R.
,
G.F. De Jong
,
M. Hall
,
S. Sturgeon
and
J. VanEerden
(2008).
"Immigrants' TANF Eligibility, 1996-2003: What Explains the New Across-State Inequalities?."
International Migration Review 42(1):89-133.
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Hall, M.
and
G. Farkas
(2008).
"Does Human Capital Raise Earnings for Immigrants in the Low-Skill Labor Market?."
Demography 45(3):619-639.
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Hall, M.
(2009).
"Interstate Migration, Spatial Assimilation, and the Incorporation of US Immigrants."
Population, Space, and Place 15(1):57-77.
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Lee, B.A.
and
M. Hall
(2009).
"Residential Mobility." In
Carr, D.
(Ed.)
, Encyclopedia of the Life Course and Human Development, Volume 2: Adulthood.
Farmington Hills, MI:
Macmillan Reference USA.
Hall, M.
and
A. Soli
(Forthcoming).
"The Bumpy Road Ahead for the Hispanic Family." In
, Development of Hispanic Children in Immigrant Families: Challenges and Prospects.
Washington, DC:
Urban Institute.
Hall, M.
and
B.A. Lee
(Forthcoming).
"How Diverse are U.S. Suburbs?."
Urban Studies.
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Hall, M.
,
D.R. Graefe
and
G.F. De Jong
(Forthcoming).
"Economic Self-Sufficiency of Immigrant Women after TANF Participation: Welfare Eligibility as a Natural Experiment."
Social Science Research.
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