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Converging Across Generations? Intergenerational Integration into Associational Life
This article examines the extent to which immigrant-native gaps in voluntary association involvement, a key dimension of associational life, narrow across generations. Neo-assimilation theory suggests broad intergenerational progression, whereas segmented assimilation theory points to more heterogen
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