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We came through Ellis Island

Gare Thompson

2003

Migration, culture conflict, crime, and terrorism

Rob T. Guerette, Joshua D. Freilich

2006

A compilation of the original lists of Protestant immigrants to South Carolina, 1763-1773

Janie Revill

1939

The peace and America

Hugo Münsterberg

1915

Jewish New York

Ira Wolfman

2003

Evergreen

Belva Plain

1980

Strangers from a different shore

Ronald Takaki

1989

Children Of Immigrants In A Globalized World A Generational Experience

Paola Rebughini

2012

Living in Athens

Lisa Trumbauer

2003

Sport and migration

Mark Falcous, Joseph Maguire

2010

The land of open graves

Jason De León

2015 ★ 4.7

Immigrant nations

Paul Scheffer

2011

The politics of migration and immigration in Europe

Andrew Geddes

2003

Impossible Subjects

Mae M. Ngai

2004

Journey to America

Madeleine Keyes

2001

Gender, religion, and migration

Glenda Tibe Bonifacio

2009

Huddled masses and uncertain shores

Bimal Ghosh

1998

Race and ethnicity in America

Ronald H. Bayor

2003

Economic migration, social cohesion and development

Patrick A. Taran

2009

Migration and empire

Marjory Harper

2010

Brother, I'm dying

Edwidge Danticat

2007

East-West migration

P. R. G. Layard

1992

The Long Way to a New Land

Joan Sandin

1981

An intercultural theology of migration

Gemma Tulud Cruz

2010

A history of the Norwegians of Illinois

A. E. Strand

1905

Broccoli and other tales of food and love

Lara Vapnyar

2008

"They take our jobs!": and 20 other myths about immigration

Aviva Chomsky

2007

Paper citizens

Kamal Sadiq

2008

Reinventing the Republic

Catherine Raissiguier

2010

The psychology of culture shock

Colleen A. Ward

2001

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