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Kinship networks that cross racial lines: the exception or the rule?
Demography - 1 Aug 1999
Goldstein J R
Abstract excerpt
I estimate the frequencies of interracial kin relations, an important indicator of the isolation of racial groups in the United States. I use two techniques to estimate the size and heterogeneity of extended families. First, I develop a simple model that takes account only of kinship network sizes and intermarriage levels by race. This model allows a crude estimation of the frequency of multiracial kinship...
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