Akihiro Koido | Fulbright Scholar Program

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Home Country

Japan

A Sociological Analysis of U.S. Immigration Control After 9/11: Organizational Reform, Social Effects of Intensifying Enforcement and the Politics of Legalization

Program

Fulbright Visiting Scholar Program

Program Country

Japan

Grant Activity Type

Research

Discipline

Sociology

Academic Year

2004-2005

Dates

October 2004 - July 2005

Flex

Scholar type

Non-U.S. (Visiting) Scholar

Project Title

A Sociological Analysis of U.S. Immigration Control After 9/11: Organizational Reform, Social Effects of Intensifying Enforcement and the Politics of Legalization

Scholar Information

Grantee

Akihiro Koido

Title

Associate Professor

Institution

Hitotsubashi University

Department

Graduate School of Social Sciences

Host Institutions

Institution

Princeton University

Faculty

Dr. Alejandro Portes

Host Department

Department of Sociology

Institution

University of California, San Diego

Faculty

Dr. Takeyuki Tsuda

Host Department

Center for Comparative Immigration Studies