Caribbean Immigrants and Housing in New York City

Caribbean Immigrants and Housing in New York City

housing, immigration, race, politics, class, equality, poverty, African American, Latina/Latino, data

Discusses the involvement of immigrants in housing politics of the Manhattan Valley neighborhood, particularly the strenuous efforts made by residents of all ethnicities to restore dilapidated buildings, despite the challenges of New York City's "dual housing market."

DeWind, Josh

Presented at the Conference on "Hispanic Migration to New York City: Global Trends and Neighborhood Change," New York, December 4, 1981; Occasional Paper #30, New York Research Program in Inter-American Affairs, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, New York University

1981

stapled sheets, with cover; 43 pages; black and white; text, tables, and map

English

BCRW archive, N box 13, folder "New York University (vol. I)"