Michael
Bernabé Aguilera
Curriculum
Vitae
mba@uoregon.edu
Office: 541-346-5059
Fax: 541-346-5026
Education
1999 Ph.D. Sociology, Stony Brook University
1995 M.A. Sociology, Stony Brook University
1994 B.S. Sociology,
2008-Present Associate Professor, Sociology,
2004-2008 Assistant Professor, Sociology,
2006 Visiting
Professor, Universidad Latina de América.
2002-2004 Postdoctoral Fellow, Sociology,
1999-2002 Turner Postdoctoral Fellow, Sociology,
Stony Brook University
Research and Teaching
Interests
Economic Sociology; Social Networks; U.S.-Mexico
Border Issues; International Migration;
Social Inequality; and Race and Ethnicity
Refereed Publications
Aguilera, Michael B. Forthcoming.
“Ethnic Enclaves and the Incomes of
Self-Employed Latinos.” Small Business Economics.
Aguilera, Michael B. 2008. “Personal Networks and the Incomes of Men and Women in
the
Aguilera, Michael B. 2005.
“The Impact of Social Capital on the Wages of Puerto Rican Migrants,” The Sociological Quarterly 46(4): 569-92.
(Lead article)
Donato, Katharine, Michael
B. Aguilera, and Chizuko Wakabayashi. 2005. “Immigration Policy and Employment
Conditions of US Immigrants from
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2004. “The Effect of Legalization on the Labor Markets of Latin
American Immigrants: A Gendered Comparison,” Sociological Focus 37(4): 349-69.
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2004. “Deciding Where to Retire: Retirement Location Choices of
Formerly Undocumented Mexican Migrants,” Social Science Quarterly 85(2):
340-60.
Aguilera, Michael B. 2003.
“The Impact of the Worker: How Social Capital and Human Capital Influence the
Job Tenure of Formerly Undocumented Mexican Immigrants,” Sociological Inquiry
73(1): 52-83.
Aguilera, Michael B. and
Douglas S. Massey. 2003. “Social Capital and Wages of Mexican Migrants: New
Hypotheses and Tests,” Social Forces 82(2): 671-701.
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2002. “The Impact of Social Capital on Labor Force Participation:
Evidence from the 2000 Social Capital Benchmark Survey,” Social Science
Quarterly 83(3): 853-74.
Catanzarite, Lisa and
Michael B. Aguilera. 2002. “Working with Co-Ethnics: Earnings Penalties for
Latino Immigrants at Latino Jobsites,”
Social Problems 49(1): 101-27.
Aguilera, Michael B. 1996.
“The Effects of Disadvantage in the Residential Choices of Elderly Hispanic
Women in the
Other Publications
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2008. “Ethnic Enclave Theories.” Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity,
and Society, edited by Richard T. Schaefer. NY: Sage
Publications.
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2007. “The Impact of Anti-Immigrant Sentiment and IRCA on Migration
Patterns,” City & Community 6(3): 239-42.
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2001. “Labor Markets for Recent Immigrants: A Statistical Portrait.”
Pp. 629-640 in The Encyclopedia of
American Immigration, edited by J. Ciment.
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2008. “Personal Networks and the Incomes of Men and Women in the
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2007. “Ethnic Enclaves and the Incomes of Self-Employed Latinos”
American Sociological Association annual meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. 2005. “Explaining
the Gender Gap in the Division of Household Labor: Bargaining/Resource Theory, Time Availability, and
Gender Ideology.” Round Table. American Sociological Association annual meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. and Michael S. Emerson. 2005. “Inter-Racial
and Intra-Racial Trust: The Determinants of Trust.”
Pacific Sociological Association annual meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. 2004. “Obligation at Work: Social Capital within Mexican Firms and the Earnings
of Mexican Migrants.” American Sociological Association annual meeting,
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2003. “The Impact of Social Capital on Informal Labor Market
Participation of Undocumented and Documented Mexican Migrants.” American
Sociological Association annual meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. 2003. “The Impact of Social Capital on
the Wages of Puerto Rican Migrants.” American
Sociological Association annual meeting,
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2002. “The Impact of Social Capital on Labor Force Participation:
Evidence from the 2000 Social Capital Benchmark Survey.” American Sociological
Association
annual meeting,
Aguilera,
Michael B. 2001. “Transnational Decisions: Transnationalism and
the Adaptation of Immigrants into
Catanzarite, Lisa., and
Michael B. Aguilera. 2000. “Working with Co-Ethnics: Earnings Penalties for
Latino Immigrants at Latino Jobsites.” American Sociological Association annual
meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. 1999.
“The Social Process of Keeping a Job: Job Tenure of Undocumented and Documented
Immigrants.” American Sociological Association annual meeting, Chicago.
Aguilera, Michael B. 1998.
“Job Tenure and Hours Worked of Legalized Immigrants: A Human and Social
Capital Comparison.” National Social Science Association annual meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. 1998.
“Labor Market Outcomes among Legalized Immigrants in the
Aguilera,
Michael B. and Frank P. Romo. 1997. “The Social Embeddedness of Earnings among
Legalized Immigrants: Human Capital versus Social Structural Explanations of
Income Attainment.” Eastern Sociological Association annual meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. 1994.
“Extended Families in Five Hispanic Groups: Economic or Cultural?” Southern
Demographic Association annual meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. 1994.
“Demographic Characteristics of Cuban and Mexican Immigrants: 1980-1990.”
Campus-wide Undergraduate Research Symposium,
Nguyen Quan,
Michael B. Aguilera, and Judith Treas. 1993. “Tale of Two Cities:
Aguilera, Michael B. 1991.
“The Labeling of
Invited Presentations
Aguilera, Michael B. 2008. “Ethnic Enclaves and the
Earnings of Self-Employed Latinos.”
Research Conference on Entrepreneurship among Minorities and Women,
Aguilera, Michael B. 2007. Critic of Deflecting
Immigration Networks, Markets, and
Regulation in
Aguilera, Michael B. 2006. “Mexican Migration to the
Aguilera, Michael B. 2005. Discussant, “Occupational
Differences in Work-Family Arrangements.” Family and Work Section, American Sociological
Association annual meeting,
Aguilera, Michael B. 2003. “The Impact of Social Capital on
the Wages of Puerto Rican Migrants.” International Conference on the Latin American
Migration Project,
Donato,
Katharine, Michael B. Aguilera, and Chizuko Wakabayashi. 2003. “Immigration Policy
and the Wages of
Aguilera,
Michael B. and Douglas S. Massey. 2002. “Social Capital and
the Wages of Mexican Migrants: New Hypotheses and Tests.” Third Binational Conference on Mexico-U.S. Migration. Puerto Vallarta,
Mexico.
Awards,
Fellowships, and External Grants
2007 Junior Professorship Development Award ($750),
2006-07 Kauffman Foundation Grant ($25,000)
2006 Junior Professorship Development Award ($750),
2005 Junior Professorship Development Award ($1,000),
2005 New Faculty Award ($5,000),
2002-04 Postdoctoral Fellowship, Sociology,
1999-02 Turner Postdoctoral Fellowship,
Sociology, Stony Brook University
1997-99 Visiting Scholar, Center for
U.S.-Mexican Studies, UC
1994-99 Burghardt Turner Graduate
Fellowship, Stony Brook University
1996-99 Burghardt Turner Summer Research
Fellowship, Stony Brook University
1996 Social Science Research Council Dissertation
Workshop Fellowship
1996 Department of Education Statistics Workshop
Fellowship
1996 H.C. Selvin Research Paper Award, Stony Brook University
1993 Pre-graduate Mentorship Program, UC Irvine
1993 Summer Academic Enrichment Program, UC Irvine
1991 The Robin Williams Award, UC Irvine