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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction Elliott R. Barkan Hasia Diner Alan M. Kraut 1
Thematic Approaches to Immigration and Incorporation
America and Refugees: Morality, Rationality, and Expedience, 1939-2005 David W. Haines 41
Migration, Immigration, and Naturalization in America Karen A. Woodrow-Lafield 60
Immigrant Enclaves, Ethnic Goods, and the Adjustment Process Barry R. Chiswick Paul W. Miller 80
Asian Americans, Religion, and Race Paul Spickard 94
Case Studies
"Meet Me at the Chat/Chaat Corner": The Embeddedness of Immigrant Entrepreneurs Caroline B. Brettell 121
Filipino Families in the Land of Lincoln: Immigrant Incorporation in Springfield, Illinois, since 1965 Barbara M. Posadas Roland L. Guyotte 143
Ethnic-Language Maintenance and Social Mobility: A Historical Look at the Development of Chinese Schools in the United States Min Zhou Xiyuan Li 163
The Importance of Being Italian: Italian Americans in American Popular Culture, 1960s to 1990s Timothy J. Meagher 185
Contemporary Immigration and Incorporation
The Immigrant as Threat to American Security: A Historical Perspective Gary Gerstle 217
Post-9/11 Government Initiatives in Comparative and Historical Perspectives Mehdi Bozorgmehr Anny Bakalian 246
Immigrant "Transnationalism" and the Presence of the Past Roger Waldinger 267
About the Contributors 287
Index 291
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