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2. 37. The Cold War Heats Up: The Politics of Immigration, 1950–1952
3. Index
4. Select Bibliography
5. Notes
6. 39. Looking Back on America’s Immigrant West
7. 33. The Second World War’s Other Enemy Aliens: Italians and Germans
8. 34. The Homefront in Wartime: Preface to an Era of Change
9. 36. Immigrants and Ethnics in the Postwar West
10. 32. War: Against All Those of Japanese Descent
11. 35. Wartime and Postwar Agricultural Issues—Land, Labor, Growers, and Unions
12. 31. Voices from America on the Eve of War
13. 38. Dora and the Harbinger of Coming Events
14. 29. Aliens and Race Issues on the Eve of the Second World War
15. 30. Interwar or Interlude?: Twilight and Dawn in the West
16. 28. Darker Turns during the Interwar Years: Workers and Refugees
17. Part 4. America’s Dilemma: Races, Refugees, and Reforms in an Age of World War and Cold War, 1942–1952
18. 27. From “Reoccupation' to Repatriation: Mexicans in the Southwest between the Wars
19. 26. Urban Landscapes and Ethnic Encounters
20. 25. Divided Yet Interlinked: The Urban West in the Interwar Years
21. 24. Filipinos: The Newer Immigrant Wave Bridging the Rural and Urban West
22. 15. Land, Labor, and Immigrant Communities Hawai‘i and the Mainland (Asians, Portuguese, Armenians, and Scandinavians)
23. 21. Demographic Trends: A Changing West and Changing Westerners
24. 23. Divided Yet Interlinked: The Rural West
25. 22. Institutionalizing the Quota System: 1924
26. Part 3. “Give Me a Bug, Please': Restriction and Repatriation, Accommodation and Americanization, 1923–1941
27. 19. The Early 1920s: Threshold of Momentous Changes
28. 18. State and Federal Laws and Decisions, 1917–1920
29. 14. Miners, Merchants, and Entrepreneurs: Europeans Compete with Europeans (Greeks and Others)
30. 20. A World of Peoples: The 1920s and 1930s
31. 17. The First World War and Americanization
32. 16. Newcomers, Old and New (Italians, Basques, French, and Mexicans)
33. 13. The Continuing Evolution of Immigration and Naturalization Issues and Policies (Asians)
34. 12. The Dillingham Commission and the West
35. 11. Who Came?
36. Part 2. Opening and Closing Doors, 1903–1923
37. 9. Foreshadowing Twentieth-Century Patterns
38. 8. In the Year 1903
39. 10. Immigrant Stories and the West in the 1900s
40. 6. The German Presence
41. 7. Proximity of Homeland: The Mexicans
42. 5. The Scandinavians and Step Migration
43. 4. Targets of Racism Chinese and Others on the Mainland and Hawai‘i
44. 3. Where in the West Were They?
45. 2. The Draw of the Late-Nineteenth-Century West
46. 1. Immigrant Stories from the West
47. Introduction: Defining Themes—The West, Westerners, and Whiteness
48. Part 1. Laying the Groundwork: Immigrants and Immigration Laws, Old and New, 1870s–1903
49. Note on Translation and Transliteration
50. Prelude: Western Immigrant Experiences
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