Reinventing the melting pot : the new immigrants and what it means to be American / edited by Tamar Jacoby.

Other author Jacoby, Tamar, 1954-
Format Book
Publication InfoNew York : Basic Books, ©2004.
Descriptionix, 335 pages ; 25 cm
Supplemental ContentTable of contents
Subjects

Contents Then and now / Herbert J. Gansthe -- American kaleidoscope, then and now / Stephan Thernstrom -- Rediscovering the melting pot : still going strong / Nathan Glazer -- Assimilation today: is one identity enough? / Roger Waldinger -- The 21st century: an entirely new story / Victor Nee, Richard Albatoward -- A new definition -- The immigrant bargain / Peter D. Salins -- The assimilation contract - endangered but still holding / Douglas S. Massey -- The American side of the bargain -- what works / Gregory Rodriguez -- Mexican-Americans and the mestizo melting pot / Min Zhou -- Assimilation, the Asian way / Alejandro Portes -- For the second generation, one step at a time / Pete Hamill -- The alloy of New York -- Economics and politics / Joel Kotkin -- Toward a post-ethnic economy / George J. Borjas -- Economic assimilation: trouble ahead / Amitai Etzioni -- Assimilation to the American creed / Peter Skerry -- "This was our riot, too": political assimilation today -- Race: the exception or the rule? / Stephen Steinberg -- For immigrants - but not blacks / John McWhorter -- Getting over identity -- What it means to be American / Michael Barone -- New Americans after September 11 / Stanley Crouch -- Goose-loose blues for the melting pot / Gary Shteyngart -- The new two-way street / Tamar Jacoby -- What it means to be American in the 21st century.
Local noteLittle-345934--305131051216S
General noteIncludes index.
LCCN 2003017575
ISBN0465036341

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