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Matt Hall is a Professor of Public Policy Sociology and Director of the Cornell Population Center. His research as a demographer focuses on critical issues such as immigration, racial and ethnic inequality, neighborhood change, and demographic methods. Throughout his career, Hall has contributed significant research assessing the economic and social impacts of unauthorized migration, the emergence of Latino boom towns, and the nature of racial stratification and segregation in housing markets. His investigations have extended to understanding the consequences of intensified interior immigration enforcement and its links to child development, as well as describing patterns of racial discrimination within housing markets. Furthermore, Hall is engaged in developing data science tools for demographic estimation, enhancing the understanding of complex demographic dynamics. He teaches both undergraduate and graduate courses in demography, immigration policy, and statistics, playing a vital role in educating the next generation of scholars in these critical areas.
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