American Demographer Douglas Massey, Princess of Asturias Prize for Social Sciences 2025

The American demographer Douglas Massey has been awarded the Princess of Asturias Prize for Social Sciences 2025 for his significant contributions in areas such as international migration, residential segregation and social stratification.Massey (1952), PhD by Princeton and professor at the University has been director of the Office of Population Research and the Population Studies Program at the same institution. His work has been fundamental, …

Professor of Sociology at Princeton University, he has dedicated his career to studying the effects of international migration, race and housing, discrimination, education, urban poverty and stratification, especially in Latin AmericaRejected, detained and deported: the most striking cases of Trump's offensive against foreigners The American demographer Douglas Massey (1952) has been awarded the Princess of Asturias Prize for Social Sciences 202…

Few sociologists have contributed so much to understanding the effects of migration in the modern world as Douglas S. Massey (United States, 1952), a professor at Princeton University and one of the major international referents in contemporary sociology. Since the early 1980s, Massey has been a pioneer in the analysis of migratory movements between Latin America and the United States, a border that he has carefully studied from both a statistic…

The award recognizes the research on the challenges of international migration in the globalized world of the American professor, one of the most critical voices with the policy of the Trump Administration Read

Douglas Massey, a US logo soci, is recognized with the Princess of Asturias of Social Sciences for his contribution to understanding migrations.

American demographer Douglas Massey, who has made significant contributions in areas such as international migration, residential segregation and social stratification, has been awarded the 2025 Princess of Asturias Prize for Social Sciences on Wednesday, according to EFE. Massey succeeds the Canadian writer, essayist, academic and former politician Michael Ignatieff in the award of the Social Sciences category.