This study examines how bridging social capital affects attitudes toward immigrants in the
US Bridging social capital, a term which refers to social capital across heterogeneous …

Objectives While a growing body of literature investigates the role of social capital in the
labor market outcomes of immigrants, the verdict is still out on whether or not reliance on …

Has mass migration from Mexico since the 1980s contributed to a well-documented decline
in US social capital? Theories linking ethnic diversity to lower social cohesion and …

This study examines how ethnic diversity and immigration at the national level influence
individual perceptions toward immigrants in a cross-national context. Including both Western …

Research on social capital and minority status has intensified recently. Against this
background, the current paper studies the social capital of immigrants in Canada, and …

Analyses of social capital and immigration have stressed the negative impact that culturally
diverse societies have for the development of social trust. Ethnic heterogeneity, according to …

Previous research on immigrant economic incorporation has predominantly focused on
dimensions of labor market access, while income poverty and its determinants have not yet …

This article builds on the insights of the contact hypothesis and political socialization
literatures to go beyond recent findings that racial and ethnic diversity have overwhelmingly …

Many studies suggests a harsh trade off, referred to as the “the new liberal dilemma,”
between diversity and immigration and social capital. However, the relationship between …

During the 1990s, the concept of social capital took the centre stage in social scientific
literature, and was received warmly by a diverse host of individuals and organizations such …