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Gender, social network geographies, and low-wage employment among recent Mexican immigrants in Los Angeles

机译：洛杉矶最近的墨西哥移民的性别，社交网络所在地和低薪工作

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This article explores gender differences in the characteristics, spatiality, and capacities of local social networks and their impacts on the employment of recent Mexican immigrants to Los Angeles. After describing the institutional landscape of the regional labor market that new entrants must navigate to find work, I turn to unique and detailed data from a randomized household survey of Mexican immigrants in Los Angeles County. I analyze the role of friends, family members, and neighbors in shaping occupational segregation and hourly earnings of those who migrated to the region during the preceding 5 years. Results suggest that local social networks operate differently for men and women and tend to reinforce differences in mobility and employment. This research contributes both empirically and theoretically to literature on immigrant economic integration by showing how uneven urban labor markets are constituted spatially through gendered networks that connect workers differently to homes, communities, and work places.
机译：本文探讨了当地社交网络的特征，空间和能力上的性别差异，以及它们对墨西哥新移民到洛杉矶就业的影响。在描述了新进入者必须导航以寻找工作的区域劳动力市场的体制格局之后，我转向来自洛杉矶县墨西哥移民的家庭随机调查的独特而详细的数据。我分析了朋友，家人和邻居在塑造过去5年中移民到该地区的人的职业隔离和每小时收入的作用。结果表明，当地的社交网络对于男性和女性的运作方式有所不同，并且倾向于加剧流动性和就业方面的差异。这项研究从经验和理论上为移民经济一体化文献做出了贡献，显示了如何通过性别网络在空间上构成不平衡的城市劳动力市场，这些网络将工人与家庭，社区和工作地点的连接方式不同。

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