Philip Martin
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Professor; Chair, UC Comparative Immigration & Integration Program; Editor of the monthly Migration News and the Quarterly Rural Migration News 2101 Social Sciences & Humanities Office Hours: By Appointment Phone: (530) 752-1530 Fax: (530) 752-5614 |
Selected Publications
- Martin, Philip L. 2006. Immigration Reform: Implications for Agriculture. ARE Update, Vol. 9, No. 4, March/April. http://www.agecon.ucdavis.edu/extension/update/
- Martin, Philip and Jonas Widgren. 2002. International Migration: Facing the Challenge. Washington D.C: Population Reference Bureau. Population Bulletin Vol 57, No 1. March. http://www.prb.org
- Martin, Philip L. and Michael S. Teitelbaum. 2001. The Mirage of Mexican Guest Workers. Foreign Affairs. Vol 80, No. 6. November-December.
- Martin, Philip L. 2000. North America, Central America and the Caribbean. Pp 235-265 in Susan Martin. Ed. 2001. World Migration Report: 2000. Geneva. International Organization for Migration. http://www.iom.int
- Garcia y Griego, Manuel and Philip Martin. 2000. Immigration and Immigrant Integration in California: Seeking a New Consensus. Berkeley. California Policy Seminar.
- Martin, Philip L. and Elizabeth Midgley. 1999. Immigration to the United States. Washington D.C. Population Reference Bureau. Vol 54,No 2. June. http://www.prb.org
- Martin, Philip L. 1998. Germany: Reluctant Land of Immigration. Washington. DC. American Institute for Contemporary German Studies. September. http://www.aicgs.org/publications/PDF/martin.pdf
- Martin, Philip. 1998. The Endless Debate: Immigration and US Agriculture. 79-101 in Peter Duignan and Lewis Gann. Eds. The Debate in the United States over Immigration. Stanford. Hoover Institution. http://www-hoover.stanford.edu/
- Taylor, J. Edward, Philip Martin, and Michael Fix. 1997. Poverty Amid Prosperity: Immigration and the Changing Face of Rural California. Washington, DC. Urban Institute Press. http://www.urban.org