Immigration, Incorporation and Transnationalism Book

Introduction: Immigration, Incorporation, Assimilation, and the Limits of Transnationalism   Elliott R. Barkan     1
Broad Perspectives
Then and Now or Then to Now: Immigration to New York in Contemporary and Historical Perspective   Nancy Foner     25
Domestics of the World (Unite?): Labor Migration Systems and Personal Trajectories of Household Workers in Historical and Global Perspective   Christiane Harzig     39
"The Moral Aspects of Complex Problems": New York City Electoral Campaigns against Vice and the Incorporation of Immigrants, 1890-1901   Val Johnson     63
Immigration Policy in a Time of War: The United States, 1939-1945   Roger Daniels     95
Case Studies
Ties of Affection: Family Narratives in the History of Italian Migration   Diane Vecchio     105
Interracial Marriages and Transnational Families: Chicago's Filipinos in the Aftermath of World War II   Roland L. Guyotte   Barbara M. Posadas     121
At Home in America?: Revisiting the Second Generation   Deborah Dash Moore     143
Bridging "The Great Divide": The Evolution and Impact of Cornish Translocalism in Britain and the USA   Sharron P Schwartz     155
Recent Developments
Political Refugees or Economic Immigrants?: A New "Old Debate" within the Haitian Immigrant Communities but with Contestations andDivision   Carolle Charles     175
The Creation and Maintenance of the Cuban American "Exile Ideology": Evidence from the FIU Cuba Poll 2004   Guillermo J. Grenier     193
Relief Dollars: U.S. Policies toward Central Americans, 1980s to Present   Ester E. Hernandez     209
The Social Construction of Difference and the Arab American Experience   Louise Cainkar     225
Notes on Contributors     257