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• 00053675 contributor B47503.
• 00053675 coverage "New York (N.Y.) Emigration and immigration.".
• 00053675 created "2001.".
• 00053675 date "2001".
• 00053675 date "2001.".
• 00053675 dateCopyrighted "2001.".
• 00053675 description "Includes bibliographical references.".
• 00053675 description "Machine generated contents note: 1. INTRODUCTION: MIGRATION, TRANSNATIONALIZATION, AND -- ETHNIC AND RACIAL DYNAMICS IN A CHANGING -- NEW YORK 1 -- Robert C. Smith, Hdctor R. Cordero-Guzmdn, and Ramdn Grosfoguel -- Part I. Migration and Transnational Processes -- 2. TRANSNATIONALISM THEN AND NOW: NEW YORK -- IMMIGRANTS TODAY AND AT THE TURN OF THE TWENTIETH -- CENTURY 35 -- Nancy Foner -- 3. THE GENERATION OF IDENTITY: REDEFINING THE SECOND -- GENERATION WITHIN A TRANSNATIONAL SOCIAL FIELD 58 -- Georges E. Fouron and Nina Glick Schiller -- 4. POLITICAL INCORPORATION AND RE-INCORPORATION: -- SIMULTANEITY IN THE DOMINICAN MIGRANT -- EXPERIENCE 87 -- Pamela M. Graham -- 5. SUBURBAN TRANSNATIONAL MIGRANTS: -- LONG ISLAND'S SALVADORANS 109 -- Sarah J. Mahler -- 6. RULES OF THE GAME AND GAME OF THE RULES: -- THE POLITICS OF RECENT CHINESE IMMIGRATION -- TO NEW YORK CITY 131 -- Zai Liang -- 7. GENDERED AND RACIALIZED CIRCULATION- -- MIGRATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE POVERTY -- AND WORK EXPERIENCE OF NEW YORK'S -- PUERTO RICAN WOMEN 146 -- Dennis Conway, Adrian J. Bailey, and Mark Ellis -- Part II. Migration and Socioeconomic Incorporation -- 8. CLASS, RACE, AND SUCCESS: TWO GENERATIONS OF INDIAN -- AMERICANS CONFRONT THE AMERICAN DREAM 167 -- Johanna Lessinger -- 9. ETHNIC NICHES AND RACIAL TRAPS: JAMAICANS IN -- THE NEW YORK REGIONAL ECONOMY 191 -- Philip Kasinitz and Milton Vickerman -- 10. NEITHER IGNORANCE NOR BLISS: RACE, RACISM, -- AND THE WEST INDIAN IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE 212 -- Vilna Bashi Bobb -- 11. PERUVIAN NETWORKS FOR MIGRATION IN NEW YORK CITY'S -- LABOR MARKET, 1970-1996 239 -- Alex Julca -- 12. ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT -- AMONG AFRICAN AMERICANS, KOREANS, AND JEWS: -- EXPLORING SOME STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCES 258 -- Jennifer Lee -- 13. WHEN COETHNIC ASSETS BECOME LIABILITIES: -- MEXICAN, ECUADORIAN, AND CHINESE GARMENT -- WORKERS IN NEW YORK CITY 279 -- Margaret M. Chin -- About the Contributors 301.".
• 00053675 extent "ix, 304 p. ;".
• 00053675 identifier "1566398878 (cloth : alk. paper)".
• 00053675 identifier "1566398886 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
• 00053675 identifier 00053675.html.
• 00053675 issued "2001".
• 00053675 issued "2001.".
• 00053675 language "eng".
• 00053675 publisher "Philadelphia: Temple University Press,".
• 00053675 spatial "New York (N.Y.) Emigration and immigration.".
• 00053675 spatial "New York (State) New York.".
• 00053675 subject "305.8/009747/109045 21".
• 00053675 subject "F128.9.A1 M54 2001".
• 00053675 subject "Immigrants New York (State) New York.".
• 00053675 tableOfContents "Machine generated contents note: 1. INTRODUCTION: MIGRATION, TRANSNATIONALIZATION, AND -- ETHNIC AND RACIAL DYNAMICS IN A CHANGING -- NEW YORK 1 -- Robert C. Smith, Hdctor R. Cordero-Guzmdn, and Ramdn Grosfoguel -- Part I. Migration and Transnational Processes -- 2. TRANSNATIONALISM THEN AND NOW: NEW YORK -- IMMIGRANTS TODAY AND AT THE TURN OF THE TWENTIETH -- CENTURY 35 -- Nancy Foner -- 3. THE GENERATION OF IDENTITY: REDEFINING THE SECOND -- GENERATION WITHIN A TRANSNATIONAL SOCIAL FIELD 58 -- Georges E. Fouron and Nina Glick Schiller -- 4. POLITICAL INCORPORATION AND RE-INCORPORATION: -- SIMULTANEITY IN THE DOMINICAN MIGRANT -- EXPERIENCE 87 -- Pamela M. Graham -- 5. SUBURBAN TRANSNATIONAL MIGRANTS: -- LONG ISLAND'S SALVADORANS 109 -- Sarah J. Mahler -- 6. RULES OF THE GAME AND GAME OF THE RULES: -- THE POLITICS OF RECENT CHINESE IMMIGRATION -- TO NEW YORK CITY 131 -- Zai Liang -- 7. GENDERED AND RACIALIZED CIRCULATION- -- MIGRATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE POVERTY -- AND WORK EXPERIENCE OF NEW YORK'S -- PUERTO RICAN WOMEN 146 -- Dennis Conway, Adrian J. Bailey, and Mark Ellis -- Part II. Migration and Socioeconomic Incorporation -- 8. CLASS, RACE, AND SUCCESS: TWO GENERATIONS OF INDIAN -- AMERICANS CONFRONT THE AMERICAN DREAM 167 -- Johanna Lessinger -- 9. ETHNIC NICHES AND RACIAL TRAPS: JAMAICANS IN -- THE NEW YORK REGIONAL ECONOMY 191 -- Philip Kasinitz and Milton Vickerman -- 10. NEITHER IGNORANCE NOR BLISS: RACE, RACISM, -- AND THE WEST INDIAN IMMIGRANT EXPERIENCE 212 -- Vilna Bashi Bobb -- 11. PERUVIAN NETWORKS FOR MIGRATION IN NEW YORK CITY'S -- LABOR MARKET, 1970-1996 239 -- Alex Julca -- 12. ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT -- AMONG AFRICAN AMERICANS, KOREANS, AND JEWS: -- EXPLORING SOME STRUCTURAL DIFFERENCES 258 -- Jennifer Lee -- 13. WHEN COETHNIC ASSETS BECOME LIABILITIES: -- MEXICAN, ECUADORIAN, AND CHINESE GARMENT -- WORKERS IN NEW YORK CITY 279 -- Margaret M. Chin -- About the Contributors 301.".
• 00053675 title "Migration, transnationalization, and race in a changing New York / edited by Héctor R. Cordero-Guzmán, Robert C. Smith, and Ramón Grosfoguel.".
• 00053675 type "text".