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Mark Ellis


Senior Faculty Affiliate Mark Ellis is a Professor of Geography at the University of Washington who studies issues of migration, ethnicity, and local labor markets. His most recent poverty-related research includes a study of residential segregation and spatial divisions of labor among immigrants and an investigation of the dynamics of industrial, occupational and regional employment concentrations for native and immigrant populations.

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Sample Publications:

  • Ellis, M., Holloway, S. R., Wright, R., and M. East. 2007, The Effects of Mixed-Race Households in Residential Segregation,Urban Geography, 28(6): 554-577.

  • Ellis, M.; Wright, R.; Parks, V., (2007), Geography and the Immigrant Division of Labor, Economic Geography, 83(3): 255-282.

  • Wright, R.; Ellis, M., (2006), Mapping others, Progress in Human Geography, 30: 3, 285-288.

  • Ellis, Mark, Wright, Richard, and Virginia Parks (2006), The Immigrant Household and Spatial Assimilation: Partnership, Nativity, and Neighborhood Location, Urban Geography, 27(1): 1-19.

  • Ellis, Mark (2006), Unsettling Immigrant Geographies: US Immigration and the Politics of Scale, Tijdschrift Voor Economische En Sociale Geografie, 97: 49-58.

  • Ellis, Mark and Jamie Goodwin-White (2006), 1.5 Generation Internal Migration: Dispersion from States of Immigration?, International Migration Review, 40(4): 899-927.

  • Ellis Mark and Richard Wright (2005),. Assimilation and Differences between the Settlement Patterns of Individual Immigrants and Immigrant Households, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 102(43): 15325-15330.

  • Holloway, Steven R., Mark Ellis, Richard Wright, and Margaret Hudson, (2005), Partnering 'Out' and Fitting In: Residential Segregation and the Neighborhood Contexts of Mixed Race Households, Population, Space and Place, 11: 299-324.

For a complete list of publications by Mark Ellis, visit his page in the poverty research section of the website.

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Mark Ellis
Email: ellism@u.washington.edu
Homepage: http://faculty.washington.edu/ellism
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