Immigration and Ethnic Incorporation — Quiz

Milton Gordon argued that the keystone dimension of assimilation was:

Robert E. Park's classical race-relations cycle described the sequence:

Alba and Nee's new assimilation theory (2003) emphasizes that:

Portes and Zhou's segmented assimilation theory identifies three main trajectories:

Transnationalism research (Glick Schiller, Levitt) documents that many contemporary migrants:

Contrast the classical assimilation view (Park, Gordon) with Portes and Zhou's segmented assimilation theory, and explain why the latter was developed.