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2. Index
3. References
4. 11. Conclusion: The Second Generation Advantage
5. 5. The School System as Sorting Mechanism
6. Methodological Appendix
7. 8. Cultural Matters
8. 4. Family and Neighborhood Origins
9. 6. The Second Generation Goes to Work
10. 3. Ethnic Identities
11. 9. Civic and Political Engagement
12. 10. Race, Prejudice, and Discrimination
13. 7. Forming New Families
14. Contents
15. 1. Introduction: Inheriting the City
16. Acknowledments
17. 2. The Worlds of the Fathers and Mothers
18. Map
19. Title Page, Copyright Page
20. Discrimination, Race Relations, and the Second Generation
21. Becoming white or becoming mainstream? Defining the endpoint of assimilation
22. Chapter 15 Vi
23. Chapter 13 Creating Histories for the Present: Second-Generation (Re)definitions of Chinese American Culture
24. Chapter 14 Second-Generation West Indian Transnationalism
25. Index
26. Part III Using a Transnational Lens to Understand the Children of Immigrants
27. Chapter 9 The Study of Transnationalism Among the Children of Immigrants: Where We Are and Where We Should Be Headed
28. Chapter 11 There's No Place Like Home: Emotional Transnationalism and the Struggles of Second-Generation Filipinos
29. Chapter 6 The Generation of Identity: Redefining the Second Generation Within a Transnational Social Field
30. Chapter 12 Of Blood, Belonging, and Homeland Trips: Transnationalism and Identity Among Second-Generation Chinese and Korean Americans
31. Chapter 10 Second-Generation Transnationalism, Then and Now
32. Chapter 5 Life Course, Generation, and Social Location as Factors Shaping Second-Generation Transnational Life
33. Part II QUESTIONING SOME UNDERLYING ASSUMPTIONS
34. Chapter 3 Transnationalism and the Children of Immigrants in Contemporary New York
35. Chapter 8 Second-Generation Transnationalism
36. Chapter 4 The Ties That Change: Relations to the Ancestral Home over the Life Cycle
37. Chapter 2 Severed or Sustained Attachments? Language, Identity, and Imagined Communities in the Post-Immigrant Generation
38. Chapter 7 On Deconstructing and Reconstructing the Meaning of Immigrant Generations
39. Chapter 1 An Early Transnationalism? The Japanese American Second Generation of Hawaii in the Interwar Years
40. Copyright page
41. Contents
42. Acknowledgments
43. Title Page
44. Part I HISTORICAL, EMPIRICAL, AND THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES
45. Index
46. 19. Comparing Census Race Data under the Old and New Standards
47. Appendix. Bridging from Old to New
48. 18. Race in the 2000 Census: a Turning Point
49. 17. Multiple Racial Identifiers in the 2000 Census, and Then What?
50. 15. Reflections on Race, Hispanicity, and Ancestry in the U.S. Census
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