From Ellis Island to JFK : New York's Two Great Waves of Immigration

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Format: Trade Paper
Pub. Date: 2002-01-11
Publisher(s): Yale University Press
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Summary

Two great waves of immigration -- one at the start of the twentieth century and another in its final decades -- transformed the history and personality of New York City. This book, the first in-depth comparison of New York's two most recent immigration eras, reassesses the myths that surround both sets of immigrants.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1(8)
Who They Are and Why They Have Come
9(27)
Where They Live
36(34)
The Work They Do
70(38)
Immigrant Women and Work
108(34)
The Sting of Prejudice
142(27)
Transnational Ties
169(19)
Going to School
188(36)
A Look Backward-and Forward
224(21)
Notes 245(44)
References 289(34)
Index 323

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