Nation of strangers

By:

"Packard, Vance"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; David Mckay Company; 1972Description: 368pSubject(s):

Social Science

DDC classification:

301 Pac

Summary: Analyzes the complicated political and social forces that have shaped U.S. immigration policies and examines how the American melting pot philosophy coexists with tendencies toward xenophobia, prejudice, and paranoia.

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Analyzes the complicated political and social forces that have shaped U.S. immigration policies and examines how the American melting pot philosophy coexists with tendencies toward xenophobia, prejudice, and paranoia.

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