Dividing Lines The Politics of Immigration Control in America
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9780691088051
ISBN:0691088055
Pub Date: 2002Publisher: Princeton Univ Pr Summary: "Daniel Tichenor'sDividing Linesis one of the best books on U.S. immigration policy to appear in the past decade. Political scientists, sociologists, historians, and nonacademic readers will all find it illuminating."--Martin Shefter, Cornell University "This is an excellent book. It constitutes a superb narrative history of American immigration policy and reform, makes sense of the trajectory of this development, an [read more]
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9780691088051
ISBN:
0691088055
Pub Date: 2002
Publisher: Princeton Univ Pr
"Daniel Tichenor'sDividing Linesis one of the best books on U.S. immigration policy to appear in the past decade. Political scientists, sociologists, historians, and nonacademic readers will all find it illuminating."--Martin Shefter, Cornell University "This is an excellent book. It constitutes a superb narrative history of American immigration policy and reform, makes sense of the trajectory of this development, and connects the politics and history of immigration reform to a set of larger theoretical claims in the field of American political development. It thus makes a number of important contributions, not only to immigration history but also to American political development and the historical-institutional study of politics generally."--Robert C. Lieberman, Columbia University
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