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Socius - Spatial and Sociodemographic Vulnerability: Quantifying Accessibility to Health Care and Legal Services for Immigrants in California, Arizona, and Nevada
Authors Ethan Roubenoff and Irene Bloemraad discuss the article, "Spatial and Sociodemographic Vulnerability: Quantifying Accessibility to Health Care and Legal Services for Immigrants in California, Arizona, and Nevada" published in Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World.
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Authors Ethan Roubenoff and Irene Bloemraad discuss the article, "Spatial and Sociodemographic Vulnerability: Quantifying Accessibility to Health Care and Legal Services for Immigrants in California, Arizona, and Nevada" published in Socius: Sociological Research for a Dynamic World.
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