Leafia Zi Ye

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Michal EngelmanProfessor of Sociology, University of Wisconsin-MadisonVerified email at wisc.edu
Richard HalversonUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonVerified email at education.wisc.edu
Travis R MooreChildobesity180, Tufts UniversityVerified email at tufts.edu
Jordan A. ConwellAssistant Professor of Sociology, The University of Texas at AustinVerified email at utexas.edu
Jason FletcherPublic Affairs, Population Health Sciences, and Applied Economics. WisconsinVerified email at lafollette.wisc.edu
Alexis R. SantosAssistant Professor of HDFS and DemographyVerified email at psu.edu

Leafia Zi Ye

Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Toronto

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The immigrant health differential in the context of racial and ethnic disparities: the case of diabetes M Engelman, LZ Ye Advances in Medical Sociology 19, 147–171, 2019	29	2019
Uncovering themes in personalized learning: Using natural language processing to analyze school interviews D McHugh, S Shaw, TR Moore, LZ Ye, P Romero-Masters, R Halverson Journal of Research on Technology in Education 52 (3), 391-402, 2020	20	2020
All wealth is not created equal: Race, parental net worth, and children’s achievement JA Conwell, LZ Ye RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences 7 (3), 101-121, 2021	17	2021
Mobility, Stagnation, or Attrition? Diverse Earning Trajectories in a Cohort of Foreign‐born Men LZ Ye, M Engelman Population and Development Review 47 (1), 113-149, 2021	3	2021
Latent Cumulative Disadvantage: US Immigrants’ Reversed Economic Assimilation in Later Life LZ Ye Social Forces 102 (3), 1111-1133, 2024	1	2024
Immigrant status and the social returns to academic achievement in adolescence LZ Ye, J Fletcher Journal of ethnic and migration studies 48 (15), 3619-3640, 2022	1	2022
A Life Course Perspective on US Immigrants’ Socioeconomic Integration LZ Ye The University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2023		2023
US Immigrants Have Highly Heterogeneous Perceptions of How Selected They Are on Health LZ Ye, AR Santos-Lozada Socius 8, 23780231221124570, 2022		2022

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