Rapids / Ottawa / Migrating / Grandville / Macomb / Wayne / Detroit / Oakland / Lansing / Merida / Grand Rapids / East Lansing / Buenos Aires / /
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Urban Research Interest Group / /
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Puerto Rico / Mexico / Cuba / El Salvador / United States / Panama / Dominican Republic / Bolivia / /
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USD / /
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Gerald R. Ford Freeway / Michigan State University’s Julian Samora Research Institute / Michigan State University’s Institute / Michigan State University / Julian Samora Research Institute / /
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family networks / informational services / municipal services / public services / social capital-rich networks / social networks / advertising campaign / religious services / /
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Michigan State University / Michigan State University’s Institute for Public Policy & Social Research / Ministry of Finance / U.S. Bureau of the Census / Senate / Financial and Economic Commission / United States Agency for International Development / World Bank / Michigan State University’s Julian Samora Research Institute / Samora Research Institute / /
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Sheila F. LaHousse / Julian Samora / Marcelo E. Siles / Carlos Garcia / Marcelo Siles / Danny Layne / /
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Layout Editor / Advisor / Principal Author / Undersecretary / Researcher / head of households / major Michigan cities / Social Capital Approach Executive / teacher / leader / political official / co-editor / Contents Executive / /
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The Impact of Latino Immigrants in Grand Rapids’ Urban Development: A Social Capital Approach by Marcelo Siles, Lindon J. Robison, Israel Cuéllar, Carlos Garcia, and Sheila F. LaHousse Michigan State University