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Preface | ||
1 | Introduction | 1 |
The Immigrant Image | 2 | |
Who is an American? | 4 | |
Who Wants to Be an American? | 5 | |
Models of Immigrant Groups | 7 | |
2 | Immigration Laws and Their Effects | 12 |
Before 1924 | 13 | |
The 1930s | 15 | |
The 1940s | 16 | |
1950-1965 | 17 | |
The 1965 Immigration Act and Beyond | 18 | |
3 | The Chinese: The Early Years | 21 |
The Sojourner Pattern | 21 | |
The Chinese Diaspora | 22 | |
Anti-Chinese Sentiment | 23 | |
Chinese Exclusion | 25 | |
The Structure of Chinese American Society | 25 | |
Chinese American Institutions | 27 | |
Urban Chinese America | 30 | |
Outwitting the Immigration Laws | 32 | |
4 | The Chinese: After 1943 | 38 |
Changes in Image | 39 | |
Demographic Changes | 40 | |
The Cold War | 43 | |
The "Model Minority" | 51 | |
5 | The Japanese: The Early Years | 56 |
The Structure of Japanese American Society | 57 | |
The Anti-Japanese Movement | 59 | |
Japanese Immigrant Organizations | 60 | |
Japanese American Enterprises | 62 | |
The Prewar Japanese American Community | 63 | |
Exile and Incarceration | 65 | |
The Struggle for Redress | 66 | |
6 | Japanese Americans: After 1946 | 71 |
U.S.-Japanese Relations | 71 | |
The Issei | 72 | |
The Nisei | 74 | |
The Sansei | 78 | |
Recent Events | 81 | |
7 | The Filipinos | 83 |
The Pensionados | 85 | |
The Second Wave | 86 | |
The Third Wave | 90 | |
8 | Asian Indians | 96 |
On the West Coast | 97 | |
Mangoo Ram (1886-1980) | 98 | |
The Gadar Movement | 99 | |
The Struggle for Citizenship | 100 | |
In the East and the Midwest | 102 | |
The 1946 Act | 103 | |
The Structure of the Asian Indian Community | 105 | |
The Future | 108 | |
9 | The Koreans | 112 |
Korean Immigration | 113 | |
Occupational Adjustment | 119 | |
Los Angeles Riot of 1992 | 121 | |
The Christian Churches | 122 | |
Family and Kinship Ties | 123 | |
Geographic Adaptation | 125 | |
10 | The Pacific Islanders | 129 |
Samoans | 130 | |
Guamanians | 134 | |
Hawaiians | 136 | |
Common Problems | 141 | |
11 | The Southeast Asians | 144 |
Who is a Refugee? | 145 | |
U.S. Policy Toward Refugees | 147 | |
The Two Waves of Southeast Asian Refugees | 147 | |
The Vietnamese | 148 | |
Laotians (Hmong) | 153 | |
Cambodians (Kampucheans) | 155 | |
Adaptation | 158 | |
12 | The Present Status of Asian Americans | 170 |
The 1990 Census | 170 | |
Higher Education | 173 | |
Family | 176 | |
Occupation and Employment | 177 | |
Unemployment | 179 | |
Income and Poverty | 179 | |
Corporate Representation | 180 | |
Politics | 181 | |
Naturalization | 182 | |
Social Problems | 183 | |
Mass Media | 186 | |
Marital Assimilation | 187 | |
13 | Adaptation of Asian Americans | 192 |
Prejudice and Discrimination | 194 | |
Civic Assimilation | 199 | |
The Asian American Model | 199 | |
Suggestions for Further Reading | 205 | |
Appendix: 1990 Census Data | 209 | |
Index | 212 |
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