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David FitzGerald

Professor Gildred Chair in US-Mexican Relations and Co-Director Center for Comparative Immigration Studies

University of California, San Diego

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Social Sciences

Sociology

David Fitzgerald is currently serving as a Social Sciences Professor Gildred Chair in US-Mexican Relations and Co-Director Center for Comparative Immigration Studies at University of California, San Diego.

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David FitzGerald

University of California, San Diego

Professor Gildred Chair in US-Mexican Relations and Co-Director Center for Comparative Immigration Studies

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migration studies international migration social sciences sociology transnational mobility human migration migration policy political science racial discrimination ethnic studies latin american politics internal migration history nationalism ethnicity forced migration diasporic movement citizenship labor migration racial studies latin american studies globalization international relations refugee law mobility indigenous peoples international sociology mass immigration refugee studies ethnographic theory nationality crisis management refugee movements international population movement ethnic discrimination ethnic group relation contemporary racism interdisciplinary history citizenship studies social anthropology anthropological theory political geography refugee status qualitative sociology white supremacy societal influence diaspora studies mexican migration democratic origins racist immigration policy feminist criminology historical review sociological research sociological imagination sociological methods cultural theory social theory coercion transnational work settler colonialism cultural integration race relations multiculturalism refugee migration extra-territorial citizenship transnational politics theoretical ethnography mexican emigration control theorising territoriality mexican hometown politics american labour union emigrant citizenship international migration studies comparativist manifesto asylum seekers rich democracies culture

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Limits and Possibilities of Segmented Assimilation Theory. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2025)

David Scott FitzGerald

segmented assimilation theoryraceracial groupsethnic studiesracial discriminationmigration studiessociologysocial sciencesethnic group relationracial studiesethnicitycultural anthropologydata assimilation

Controlling Immigration: A Comparative Perspective. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2023)

David FitzGerald

sociologysocial sciencesinternational migrationmigration studiesmass immigrationcomparative perspective

Book Review: Advanced Introduction to Migration Studies. International Migration Review (2022)

David Scott FitzGerald

advanced introductionmigration policysocial scienceshuman migrationinternational migrationmigration studiesbook review

Borderland Circuitry: Immigration Surveillance in the United States and Beyond Borderland Circuitry: Immigration Surveillance in the United States and Beyond, by Ana MuñIz, Oakland, University of California Press, 2022, X+244Pp., $29.95(Paperback), Isbn 9780520379497. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2022)

David Scott FitzGerald

united statesimmigration surveillanceborderland circuitry

The Sociology of International Migration. Routledge eBooks (2022)

David Scott FitzGerald

transnational mobilitymigration policysociologyinternational sociologysocial scienceshuman migrationinternational migrationinternational factor mobilitymigration studiesinternal migration

Book Review: Divided by the Wall: Progressive and Conservative Immigration Politics at the U.S.-Mexico Border. International Journal of Comparative Sociology (2021)

David Scott FitzGerald

conservative immigration politicssociologysocial sciencessecurity studiesbook reviewinternational sociologylatin american politicsmigration studiescross-border challengecross-border managementamerican political thoughtgeopoliticspolitical sciencemigration policycrisis managementborder controlspolitical sociologyinternational migrationpolitical analysiscomparative politics

How Their Laws Affect Our Laws: Mechanisms of Immigration Policy Diffusion in the Americas, 1790–2010. Law & Society Review (2019)

David Cook-MartínDavid Scott FitzGerald

migration policypublic policylawinternational migrationimmigration policy diffusion

Refuge Beyond Reach. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

David Scott FitzGerald

international migrationrefugee studiesrefugee movementsrefugee lawrefugee status

Refuge Beyond Reach: How Rich Democracies Repel Asylum Seekers. Social Forces (2019)

David Scott Fitzgerald

public healthvulnerabilityasylum seekersmigration policysociologysocial problemsrefugee lawrich democraciessocial sciencessocial inequalitypolitical sociologysocietal influencerefugee studiesrefugee movementsforced migrationsocial forceshomelessnessrefugee status

Remote Control of Migration: Theorising Territoriality, Shared Coercion, and Deterrence. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2019)

David Scott FitzGerald

political geographyhuman geographycoerciontransnational mobilityethnic studiessociologymobilitygeographysocial scienceshuman migrationsecurity studiescrisis managementinternational migrationinternal migrationdiasporic movementtheorising territorialitymigration studiesforced migration

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David FitzGerald

Professor Gildred Chair in US-Mexican Relations and Co-Director Center for Comparative Immigration Studies

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Sociology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David FitzGerald

University of California, San Diego

Professor Gildred Chair in US-Mexican Relations and Co-Director Center for Comparative Immigration Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Limits and Possibilities of Segmented Assimilation Theory. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2025)

David Scott FitzGerald

Controlling Immigration: A Comparative Perspective. Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews (2023)

David FitzGerald

sociologysocial sciencesinternational migrationmigration studiesmass immigrationcomparative perspective

Book Review: Advanced Introduction to Migration Studies. International Migration Review (2022)

David Scott FitzGerald

advanced introductionmigration policysocial scienceshuman migrationinternational migrationmigration studiesbook review

David Scott FitzGerald

united statesimmigration surveillanceborderland circuitry

The Sociology of International Migration. Routledge eBooks (2022)

David Scott FitzGerald

transnational mobilitymigration policysociologyinternational sociologysocial scienceshuman migrationinternational migrationinternational factor mobilitymigration studiesinternal migration

Book Review: Divided by the Wall: Progressive and Conservative Immigration Politics at the U.S.-Mexico Border. International Journal of Comparative Sociology (2021)

David Scott FitzGerald

How Their Laws Affect Our Laws: Mechanisms of Immigration Policy Diffusion in the Americas, 1790–2010. Law & Society Review (2019)

David Cook-MartínDavid Scott FitzGerald

migration policypublic policylawinternational migrationimmigration policy diffusion

Refuge Beyond Reach. Oxford University Press eBooks (2019)

David Scott FitzGerald

international migrationrefugee studiesrefugee movementsrefugee lawrefugee status

Refuge Beyond Reach: How Rich Democracies Repel Asylum Seekers. Social Forces (2019)

David Scott Fitzgerald

Remote Control of Migration: Theorising Territoriality, Shared Coercion, and Deterrence. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (2019)

David Scott FitzGerald

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