Tesis profesional presentada por Ada Elvira González Salazar

Maestría en Estudios sobre Estados Unidos de Norteamérica. Departamento de Relaciones Internacionales e Historia. Escuela de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de las Américas Puebla.

Jurado Calificador

Presidente: Dr. Paul John Rich Miller
Vocal y Director: Dr. Mark Biggio Ryan
Secretario: Dra. María Guadalupe Alcocer Berriozábal

Cholula, Puebla, México a 20 de marzo de 2003.

Resumen

This thesis is a study of the assimilation process of Mexican immigrants in New York City, taking as a case study the work of Tepeyac Association of New York. This case was chosen because Tepeyac Association has been able to mobilize the largest number of Mexican immigrants in that city, serving as a liaison between them and the City´s social, economic and political life. The hypothesis is that Mexican immigrants´ ideal relation to American life, as compared to...

Resumen (archivo pdf, 45 kb).

Índice de contenido

Agradecimientos (archivo pdf, 58 kb)

Introduction (archivo pdf, 107 kb)

Capítulo 1. Mexican Immigrants in New York City: From Assimilation to Integration? (archivo pdf, 190 kb)

  • 1.1 Historical Background
  • 1.2 Theoretical Framework
  • 1.3 Mexican Immigrants in New York City: Segmented Assimilation and Transnational Communities

Capítulo 2. The Current Cultural, Economic, and Political Assimilation of Mexican Immigrants in the United States (archivo pdf, 211 kb)

  • 2.1 The Debate Regarding Assimilation Policies
  • 2.2 Mexican Immigrants and their Cultural, Economic, and Political Assimilation Process
  • 2.3 Factors that Hinder the assimilation of Mexican Immigrants
  • 2.4 How the Future Looks

Capítulo 3. The Assimilation Process of Mexican Immigrants in New York City (archivo pdf, 224 kb)

  • 3.1 New York City: A "Heaven" for Immigrants
  • 3.2 The Integration Process of Mexican Immigrants in New York City
  • 3.3 Factors that Hinder the Assimilation of Mexican Immigrants in New York City
  • 3.4 How the Future Looks

Capítulo 4. The Role of Tepeyac Association to Assist Mexican Immigrants to Assimilate to Life in New York City (archivo pdf, 222 kb)

  • 4.1 Tepeyac Association: Background and Structure
  • 4.2 Tepeyac Leaders´ Views Regarding Assimilation
  • 4.3 How Tepeyac Association Helps Immigrants to Integrate into Life In New York City
  • 4.4 How the Future Looks for Tepeyac

Capítulo 5. Conclusion (archivo pdf, 126 kb)

Referencias (archivo pdf, 107 kb)

Apéndice A. Continuum of Acculturation/ Assimilation (archivo pdf, 82 kb)

Apéndice B. Strategies and Tactics of Racial and Ethnic Minority Group´s Responses to Discrimination and Placement in Minority Group Statues (archivo pdf, 72 kb)

Apéndice C. Nationality, Education And Socioeconomic Attaiment Of Inmigrant Parents In The Children Of Immigrants Longitudinal Study (archivo pdf, 67 kb)

Apéndice D.  (archivo pdf, 158 kb)

Apéndice E. Age Range of Mexican Immigrants Requesting Consular ID´s in New York City 1995-98 (archivo pdf, 68 kb)

Apéndice F. Tepeyac Association Urgent Cases Department (archivo pdf, 72 kb)

Apéndice G. Organizational Chart Tepeyac Association of New York, 2000 (archivo pdf, 79 kb)

Apéndice H. List of Mexican Organizations in New York City (archivo pdf, 73 kb)

Apéndice I. Tepeyac Association Mission Statement (archivo pdf, 57 kb)

Apéndice J. Tepeyac Association After School Program (archivo pdf, 68 kb)

Apéndice K. Status of Mexican Youth In New York City (archivo pdf, 64 kb)

Apéndice L.  (archivo pdf, 67 kb)

Apéndice M. Total Mexican-Origin Population in the Unites States (archivo pdf, 51 kb)

Apéndice N. Threats that hinder the integration Process of Mexican Immigrants : Suggested Actions (archivo pdf, 79 kb)

González Salazar, A. E. 2003. The Assimilation Process of Mexican Immigrants in New York City: From Assimilation to Integration. Tesis Maestría. Estudios sobre Estados Unidos de Norteamérica. Departamento de Relaciones Internacionales e Historia, Escuela de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad de las Américas Puebla. Marzo. Derechos Reservados © 2003.