Annotated Bibliography on Immigrant Women in US

PRE-DRAFT 3.2: Annotated Bibliography
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Topic: The challenges of the integration of immigrant women in the U.S.
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. "The integration of immigrants into American society." Vol. Panel on the Integration of Immigrants into American Society. Cambridge, MA: National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (2015).
This article is critical in understanding the integration process of immigrants in the U.S. The text indicates that the successful integration of immigrants and their children leads to economic vitality. However, despite American offering opportunities to immigrants, the research notes that this has not been a smooth process. The U.S. tends to celebrate success in past integration while worrying that the recent immigrants will not integrate. This creates the notion that recent immigrants pose a threat to American society.
Abramitzky, Ran, and Leah Boustan. "Immigration in American economic history." Journal of economic literature 55.4 (2017): 1311-45.
The authors indicate that the failure of immigrants integrating into American society creates a problem for them and the existing workers. The paper examines both historical and contemporary immigration patterns. The approach allows the researchers to get new insights on the assimilation of immigrants and their effects on the labor market.
Barslund, Mikkel, Anna Di Bartolomeo, and Lars Ludolph. "Gender inequality and integration of non-EU migrants in the EU." CEPS Policy Insights, CEPS, Brussels (2017).
The authors note that better integration is beneficial to both the immigrants and the host countries. The article examines the integration of immigrants into the EU. The paper will give more insights into integration ...