Immigrants - Social conditions. - United States
Overview
| Works: | 29 works in 7 publications in 7 languages | |
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Titles
Reinventing the melting pot : = the new immigrants and what it means to be American /
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Remaking the American mainstream : = assimilation and contemporary immigration /
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Ethnic routes to becoming American = Indian immigrants and the cultures of citizenship /
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Hispanic immigrant identity = political allegiance vs. cultural preference /
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Why immigrants come to America = braceros, indocumentados, and the migra /
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Latinos and the economy = integration and impact in schools, labor markets, and beyond /
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Social work with immigrants and refugees = legal issues, clinical skills, and advocacy /
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Conversations across our America = talking about immigration and the Latinoization of the United States /
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Conceptual and methodological approaches to navigating immigrant ecologies
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Making ends meet = income-generating strategies among Mexican immigrants /
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America beyond black and white : = how immigrants and fusions are helping us overcome the racial divide /
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Contemporary Chinese America : = immigration, ethnicity, and community transformation /
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Helping young refugees and immigrants succeed : = public policy, aid, and education /
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Race and America's immigrant press : = how the Slovaks were taught to think like white people /
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Multicultural geographies = the changing racial/ethnic patterns of the United States /
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American immigration after 1996 = the shifting ground of political inclusion /
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Intimate migrations = gender, family, and illegality among transnational Mexicans /
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The homeland is the arena = religion, transnationalism, and the integration of Senegalese immigrants in America /
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Contemporary Chinese America = immigration, ethnicity, and community transformation /
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