[colombiamigra] BASES DE DATOS DE MEXICAN MIGRATION PROJECT (DURAND Y MASSEY) Fw: MMP161 now available / MMP161 ya está disponible
- From: "william mejia" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "wmejia8a" for DMARC)
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- Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2017 20:51:09 +0000 (UTC)
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From: Mexican and Latin American Migration Projects <mmp-lamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>Cc:
Karen Alyde Pren <kapren@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: Tuesday, June 13, 2017, 12:22:56
PM GMT-5Subject: MMP161 now available / MMP161 ya está disponible
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MMP161 NOW AVAILABLE
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MMP161 ya estÁ DiSponible
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SPANISH TEXT BELOW
Dear MMP Data Users,
The MMP is excited to announce the public release of the new dataset MMP161.
The MMP161 databases contain information of 161 communities, which include the
original 154 communities plus 7 new additional communities interviewed in 2016:
3 from Mexico State, 3 from Puebla, and 1 from Queretaro. In addition, it
contains five new U.S. samples interviewed in 2015 and 2016.
MMP 161 now has information on 26,056 Mexican households, 1,057 U.S.
households, and individual data on 169,945 persons. These data contain
information on 8,557 household heads with migration experience to the U.S. and
information on 54 household heads with migration experience to Canada.
Data is available in four formats: SAS, SPSS, Stata, and CSV through the OPR’s
archive page (http://opr.princeton.edu/archive/). Codebooks and supplemental
data are available directly at the MMP webpage
(http://mmp.opr.princeton.edu/home-en.aspx).
Please email us citations to any books, journal articles, or working papers you
have authored using our data.
Below this email, you’ll find an announcement from the New Immigrant Survey and
its release from last month.
Sincerely,
The MMP Team
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Estimados usuarios del MMP,
El Proyecto sobre Migración Mexicana se complace en ofrecer al público la nueva
base de datos MMP161.
La base de datos del MMP161 contiene información sobre 161 comunidades, que
incluyen las 154 comunidades originales más datos de 7 comunidades nuevas
entrevistadas en el 2016: 3 del estado de México, 3 del estado de Puebla, y 1
del estado de Querétaro. También incluye información nueva de cinco muestras
entrevistadas en los E.U.A. en el 2015 y 2016.
MMP161 ofrece información de 26,056 hogares mexicanos, 1,057 hogares en los
E.U.A, e información sobre 169,945 individuos. También contiene información
sobre 8,557 jefes migrantes a los E.U.A., y 54 jefes migrantes a Canadá.
Los archivos de la nueva base se encuentran disponibles en los formatos de SAS,
SPSS, Stata, y CSV a través de la página de OPR Archive
(http://opr.princeton.edu/archive/). Los libros de códigos y los datos
suplementarios se pueden descargar directamente de la página del MMP
(http://mmp.opr.princeton.edu/home-es.aspx).
Por favor háganos saber de libros, artículos, o trabajo en progreso que haya
escrito utilizando nuestros datos.
Abajo encontrará un mensaje del New Immigrant Survey y los datos que sacaron el
mes pasado.
Atte.
El equipo del MMP
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Dear NIS/MMP Data Users:
The New Immigrant Survey team is pleased to announce the public release of
a subset of the data on Mexican immigrants included in the Round 1 and Round 2
surveys. The baseline interviews were carried out in 2003-2004 with 1,165
Mexican adult immigrants, 99 parents of sampled Mexican child immigrants, and
683 spouses of sampled immigrants. Round 2 interviews were carried out from
June 2007 to December 2009 and successfully located 636 of the original adult
respondents, 52 parents, and 285 spouses. Although all located respondents are
included in the Round 2 data file, users should be aware that only 557 adults,
44 parents, and 280 spouses completed the entire survey, yielding significant
missing data depending on when the interview broke off.
The Mexico NIS 2003 public data files are accessible through the data link
on the NIS website and are available in SAS, STATA, and SPSS formats at
http://nis.princeton.edu/data.html#Public_data. Users who have registered ;
already do not need to register again, just need to log in with username and
password to download the datasets.
The documentation that accompanies the Mexico NIS 2003 Round 1 and Round 2
public data is hosted at: http://nis.princeton.edu/documentation.html. The ;
documentation under NIS Mexico includes questionnaires, codebooks, and file
contents for both rounds. The documentation that accompanies the NIS 2003-1
and NIS 2003-2 public data is applicable for the Mexican Population of the NIS.
The documentation includes, among others, roster reference codes, currency
conversion manuals, picklists, sampling weights, etc.
Please do not hesitate to contact us at the project e-mail address:
nisopr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.
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