Chuang, Susan S. (Hrsg.): Immigrant Children

Chapter 1: Changing Lives: Theoretical and Methodological Advances on Immigrant Children and Youth Part 2 Part I: Overview of Immigration and Settlement Perspectives Chapter 3 Chapter 2: Immigrant Children: Making a New Life Chapter 4 Chapter 3: A Resilience Framework to Examine Immigrant and Refugee Children and Youth in Canada Part 5 Part II: Immigration Challenges and Adaptation Chapter 6 Chapter 4: Social Functioning and Peer Experiences in Immigrant Chinese, Canadian-Born Chinese and European Canadian Children Chapter 7 Chapter 5: The Achievement/Adjustment Paradox: Understanding the Psychological Struggles of Asian American Children and Adolescents Chapter 8 Chapter 6: Youth Risk Behaviors among Mexican Origin Adolescents: Cross Generational Differences Chapter 9 Chapter 7: The Acculturation and Adaptation of Second Generation Immigrant Youth in Toronto and Montreal Chapter 10 Chapter 8: Service Providers' Perspectives on the Pathways of Adjustment for Newcomer Children and Youth in Canada Part 11 Part III: Family Acculturation and Relationships Chapter 12 Chapter 9: The Social Relational Perspective on Family Acculturation Chapter 13 Chapter 10: Psychological Aspects of Immigration among Youth Living in Portugal Chapter 14 Chapter 11: School Readiness in Latino Immigrant Children in the U.S. Chapter 15 Chapter 12: Challenges Facing Immigrant Parents and their Involvement in their Children's Schooling Chapter 16 Chapter 13: Acculturation-Related Conflict across Generations in Immigrant Families Part 17 Part IV: Conclusions Chapter 18 Chapter 14: New Arrivals: Past Advances and Future Directions in Research and Policy