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Featured projects: Riosmena has extensive experience in issues related to the causes and consequences of migration, including links with or in terms of population health and patterns of health inequality by socioeconomic and ethnic-racial levels. Part of his research has improved the understanding of how migration selectivity affects the health profile of Mexican migrants and those from other countries in the United States, as well as how the well-being, health, and aging of people of Mexican origin in the US are related to the (dis)advantages accumulated during their life course. In addition to this experience, Riosmena also has prominent work in the development of various migration theories and in the relationship between climate change and internal and international migration in and from Mexico.
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