A Companion to American ImmigrationReed Ueda A Companion to American Immigration is an authoritative collection of original essays by leading scholars on the major topics and themes underlying American immigration history.
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Contents
Chapter Two Naturalization and Nationality | |
and Becoming American | |
Acquisition of US Citizenship | |
Chapter Three Immigration and Ethnic Politics | |
Chapter Four Immigrant Transnationals and | |
References | |
Chapter Fourteen Immigrant Residential | |
Chapter Fifteen Characteristics of Immigrants to | |
Notes | |
Chapter Sixteen Marriage Patterns in Historical | |
Chapter Sixteen Immigrant Social Mobility and | |
Education | |
Chapter Twenty Immigrants in the American | |
Immigration | |
Chapter Six The Politics of Immigration and the Rise | |
Chapter Seven Ethnic and Racial Identity | |
References | |
Chapter Nine Assimilation and American National | |
Chapter Three Internationalization | |
Chapter Eleven Immigration and Race Relations | |
Chapter Twelve Demography and American | |
The Demographic Significance of Immigration | |
Replacement Migration | |
Chapter TwentyOne Immigration and American | |
Chapter TwentyTwo Immigration and Language | |
Ethnicity | |
Chapter TwentyThree Immigration and Education | |
New Purposes New Means and New Students | |
References | |
Twentieth Century | |
Chapter TwentyFive Mutual Aid Societies | |
References | |
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