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Philip Martin

Philip Martin is a professor of agricultural and resource economics at the University of California, Davis. He has authored various books and discussed topics in videos, such as "Immigrant Workers and Fresh Fruits and Vegetables."

Farm Labor Shortages: How Real? What Response

  • By
  • Philip Martin
November 2007
Backgrounders and Reports

Farm Labor Shortages: How Real? What Response

  • By
  • Philip Martin
  • Mark Krikorian
November 2007
Panel Discussion Transcripts

Guestworker Programs: Do They Make Sense for America?

  • By
  • Steven A. Camarota
  • Philip Martin
  • Michael W. Cutler
  • Mark Krikorian
  • Bill King
March 2006
Panel Discussion Transcripts

Promise Unfulfilled: Why Didn’t Collective Bargaining Transform California’s Farm Labor Market?

  • By
  • Philip Martin
January 2004
Backgrounders and Reports

There Is Nothing More Permanent Than Temporary Foreign Workers

  • By
  • Philip Martin
May 2001
Backgrounders and Reports

Guestworker Programs for the 21st Century

  • By
  • Philip Martin
April 2000
Backgrounders and Reports

Illegal Immigration and the Colonization of the American Labor Market

  • By
  • Philip Martin
January 1986
Backgrounders and Reports
The Center for Immigration Studies is an independent, non-partisan, non-profit research organization founded in 1985. It is the nation's only think tank devoted exclusively to research and policy analysis of the economic, social, demographic, fiscal, and other impacts of immigration on the United States.