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Postwar Immigrant America A Social History

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ISBN-10: 031207526X

ISBN-13: 9780312075262

Edition: 1994

Authors: Reed Ueda

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List price: $16.99
Copyright year: 1994
Publisher: Bedford/Saint Martin's
Publication date: 3/15/1994
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 182
Size: 5.75" wide x 8.25" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.440
Language: English

Reed Ueda is Professor of History, Tufts University, and author of Postwar Immigrant America.

Foreword
Preface
Introduction: The Historical Context of Immigration
The Changing Waves of Immigration
The Matrix of Push and Pull
The Ebb and Flow of Immigration
Immigrants in the Early Twentieth Century
The Legacy of Restriction
The Retreat to Restrictionism
The Origins of Immigration Policy
Restrictions on Asian Admissions
The Creation of an Omnibus Restrictive Policy
Transition to an Omnibus Selective Policy
The Decline of Return Migration
Toward Unified and Restricted Naturalization
The System of Discriminatory Naturalization
The Centralized Administration of Naturalization
The Continuing Influx after Restriction
Exodus from Canada and Mexico
The Airplane Migration from Puerto Rico
The Rise of the Refugee Class
Continuation of the Demographic Shift
The Transformation of Policy
The Path to a Worldwide Immigration Policy
The McCarran-Walter Act
The Hart-Celler Act
The Immigration Reform and Control Act
The Expansion of Refugee Legislation
The Liberalization of Naturalization Policy
The Globalization of Immigration
Push and Pull Factors in the Postindustrial Era
The Changing Face of Post-1965 Immigration
An Imbalanced Worldwide Immigration
The New Asian Immigrants
The New Latin Immigrants
The West Indian and Haitian Immigrants
The Declining Factor of European Immigration
Seeding the New Frontier of Immigrant Colonies
The Making of a World Melting Pot
Patterns of Social Mobility
The Structure of Economic Opportunity
The Ethnic Dimensions of Economic Progress
Asian Patterns of Mobility
Hispanic Patterns of Mobility
West Indian and Haitian Patterns of Mobility
The Changing Face of Mobility and Inequality
Educational Gains
Linguistic Assimilation
Family and Population
Fertility and Immigration
Intermarriage
Transitions in Identity and Community
The Societal Impact of Changing Immigration
The Immigrant and American Democracy
The Path to American Citizenship
The Changing Distance Between Aliens and Citizens
Naturalization of Aliens
Learning American National Identity
The Expanding Role of Government in Ethnic Relations
Toward Equal Opportunity for New Americans
The Rise of Official Group Identity
Immigration and the National Future
Appendices
Additional Tables
Chronology of Immigration and Naturalization Policy
Index