Immigration Reconsidered History,Sociology, and Politics
İÇİNDEKİLERCONTENTS Introduction VIRGINIA YANS-MCLAUGHLIN MIGRATION PATTERNS IN WORLD HISTORY: THE TROPICAL WORLD, ASIA, AND THE UNITED STATES 1. Migration in the Tropical World PHILIP D. CURTIN 2. European and Asian Immigration into the United States in Comparative Perspective, 1820s to 1920s SUCHENG CHAN ETHNICITY AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE 3. Transplanted Networks CHARLES TILLY 4. Class, Culture, and Immigrant Group Identity in the United States: The Case of Irish-American Ethnicity KERBY A. MILLER 5. Work and Family: Blacks and Immigrants from South and East Europe SUZANNE W. MODEL 6. From South of the Border: Hispanic Minorities in the United States ALEJANDRO PORTESTHE STUDY OF IMMIGRATION 7. The Sociology and Historiography of Immigration EWA MORAWSKA NEW APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF IMMIGRATION 8. Cross-Cultural Comparison and the Writing of Migration History: Some Thoughts on How to Study Italians in the New World SAMUEL L. BAILY 9. Metaphors of Self in History: Subjectivity, Oral Narrative, and Immigration Studies VIRGINIA YANS-MCLAUGHLIN THE POLITICS OF IMMIGRATION 10. The Reactions of Black Americans to Immigration LAWRENCE H. FUCHS 11. Reforming the Back Door: The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 in Historical Perspective ARTISTEDE R. ZOLBERG Contributors  |
