This study is an empirical analysis using survey data on the attitudes and orientations of the Mexican diaspora in the United States to explain its support for a political union between the two countries. The author articulates a theory of identity and shared affinity to explain their views on this issue. Regression analysis reveals that transnational linked fate, the belief that what happens to Mexicans in Mexico affects the lives of people of Mexican origin in the U.S., and Latino identity are significant independent predictors of support for a Mexico-U.S. political union. These findings signal the importance of the experiences of Mexicans in the U.S. to our understanding of attitudes toward North American politics.Este estudio consiste e...
This paper tests the hypothesis that perceived differences in Mexican identity and political interes...
The ethnic identity of Mexicans in the diaspora is starkly at odds with the identity ascribed to the...
Politics is having a new transnational impact; national elections are to be mandated in other countr...
This study is an empirical analysis using survey data on the attitudes and orientations of the Mexic...
One of the most consistent and old historical events between relations Mexico-US that globalization ...
La identidad nacional en el contexto mexicano es un tema que ha recibido mucha atención en el ambien...
In 2006, Mexicans living abroad were allowed to vote in the Mexican presidential election for the fi...
The objective of this study is to add to the discussion of the diverse faces of border life between ...
Este artículo contextualiza una discusión sobre comunidades transfronterizas –comunidades con múltip...
Using sociological qualitative methods, this article identifies three main themes on how Mexican uni...
This article analyzes individual-level factors that help explain why some Mexicans trust Americans a...
UnrestrictedContemporary migrants in the United States demonstrate an interest and capacity for poli...
According to the Pew Hispanic Center, as of 2013, there are an estimated 33.7 million persons of Mex...
According to the Pew Hispanic Center, as of 2013, there are an estimated 33.7 million persons of Mex...
Throughout their history, the United States and Mexico have had a close yet problematic relationship...
This paper tests the hypothesis that perceived differences in Mexican identity and political interes...
The ethnic identity of Mexicans in the diaspora is starkly at odds with the identity ascribed to the...
Politics is having a new transnational impact; national elections are to be mandated in other countr...
This study is an empirical analysis using survey data on the attitudes and orientations of the Mexic...
One of the most consistent and old historical events between relations Mexico-US that globalization ...
La identidad nacional en el contexto mexicano es un tema que ha recibido mucha atención en el ambien...
In 2006, Mexicans living abroad were allowed to vote in the Mexican presidential election for the fi...
The objective of this study is to add to the discussion of the diverse faces of border life between ...
Este artículo contextualiza una discusión sobre comunidades transfronterizas –comunidades con múltip...
Using sociological qualitative methods, this article identifies three main themes on how Mexican uni...
This article analyzes individual-level factors that help explain why some Mexicans trust Americans a...
UnrestrictedContemporary migrants in the United States demonstrate an interest and capacity for poli...
According to the Pew Hispanic Center, as of 2013, there are an estimated 33.7 million persons of Mex...
According to the Pew Hispanic Center, as of 2013, there are an estimated 33.7 million persons of Mex...
Throughout their history, the United States and Mexico have had a close yet problematic relationship...
This paper tests the hypothesis that perceived differences in Mexican identity and political interes...
The ethnic identity of Mexicans in the diaspora is starkly at odds with the identity ascribed to the...
Politics is having a new transnational impact; national elections are to be mandated in other countr...