内容简介
ImmigrationhaslongshapedUSsocietyinfundamentalways.WithLatinosrecentlysurpassingAfricanAmericansasthelargestminoritygroupintheUS,attentionhasbeenfocusedontheimportantimplicationsofimmigrationforthecharacterandroleofraceinUSlife,includingpatternsofracialinequalityandracialidentity.ThisinsightfulnewbookoffersafreshperspectiveonimmigrationanditspartinshapingtheraciallandscapeoftheUStoday.Movingawayfromone–dimensionalviewsofthisrelationship,itemphasizesthedynamicandmutuallyformativeinteractionsofraceandimmigration.Drawingonawiderangeofstudies,itexploreskeyaspectsoftheimmigrantexperience,suchasthehistoryofimmigrationlaws,theformationofimmigrantoccupationalniches,anddevelopmentsofimmigrantidentityandcommunity.Specifictopicscoveredinclude:theperceivedcrisisofunauthorizedimmigration;thegrowthofanimmigrantrightsmovement;theroleofimmigrantlaborintheeldercareindustry;theracialstrategiesofprofessionalimmigrants;andtheformationofpan–ethnicLatinoidentities.Writteninanengagingandaccessiblestyle,thisbookwillbeinvaluableforadvancedundergraduateandbeginninggraduate–levelcoursesinthesociologyofimmigration,raceandethnicity.