Incorporating Diversity: Rethinking Assimilation in a Multicultural Age Book

I	Introduction
1	The revival of assimilation in historical perspective	3
II	The classical formulation
2	Racial assimilation in secondary groups with particular reference to the Negro	33
3	The American Ethnic Group	47
4	Assimilation into the larger society	59
5	American immigrant groups : ethnic identification and the problem of generations	82
6	The nature of assimilation	95
III	Assimilation revisited
7	Is assimilation dead?	113
8	In defense of the assimilation model	128
9	Toward a reconciliation of "assimilation" and "pluralism" : the interplay of acculturation and ethnic retention	138
10	The melting and the pot : assimilation and variety in American life	154
11	Assimilation and dissimilation	174
12	Race, religion, and nationality in American society : a model of ethnicity - from contact to assimilation	189
IV	New directions
13	The new second generation : segmented assimilation and its variants	213
14	Rethinking assimilation theory for a new era of immigration	235
15	Migration and community formation under conditions of globalization	277
16	Social spaces, transnational immigrant communities, and the politics of incorporation	299
17	Theorizing the "modes of incorporation" : assimilation, hyphenization, and multiculturalism as varieties of civic participation	320