The Politics of Immigrant Workers : Labor Activism and Migration in the World Economy since 1830 Book

	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
1	Labor, Migration, and Politics	3
2	The German Bakers of New York City: Between Ethnic Particularism and Working-Class Consciousness	55
3	Labour Party, Labor Lobbying, or Direct Action? Coal Miners, Immigrants, and Radical Politics in Scotland and the American Midwest, 1880-1924	79
4	France and the Belgian Immigration of the Nineteenth Century	111
5	Scapegoating the Foreign Worker: Job Turnover, Accidents, and Diseases among Polish Coal Miners in the German Ruhr, 1871-1914	145
6	The International Migration of Workers and Segmented Labor: Mexican Immigrant Workers in California Industrial Agriculture, 1900-1940	171
7	Class, Ethnicity, and the Transformation of Hawaii's Sugar Workers, 1920-1946	193
8	Indentured Labor Migration: Indian Migrants to Natal, South Africa, 1860-1902	215
9	Popular Sources of Chinese Labor Militancy in Colonial Malaya, 1900-1941	231
10	The Politics of Immigrant Workers in Twentieth-Century France	265
11	Foreigners in the Fatherland: Turkish Immigrant Workers in Germany	303
12	Insiders and Outsiders: The Political Economy of International Migration during the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries	323
	Contributors	355
	Index	359