Germania, U.S.A.: Social Change in New Ulm, MinnesotaU of Minnesota Press, 1966 - 188 pages |
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... minorities and the formation of status com- munities . The former , a process of subcultural disintegration , tends to unite immigrant minorities ... minority tensions of the urban milieu in which immigrants usually found GERMANIA , U.S.A..
... minorities and the formation of status com- munities . The former , a process of subcultural disintegration , tends to unite immigrant minorities ... minority tensions of the urban milieu in which immigrants usually found GERMANIA , U.S.A..
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... minority within a short time ) , emerging as the top status group of the community . Though uncommon , this situation is not unique . It illustrates a gen- eral principle about the conditions under which an ethnic community will fail to ...
... minority within a short time ) , emerging as the top status group of the community . Though uncommon , this situation is not unique . It illustrates a gen- eral principle about the conditions under which an ethnic community will fail to ...
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... minority reactions which give rise to an ethnic community — such as the postwar immigration of Puerto Ricans to New York City . This book examines the experiences of one group of German immigrants who , in the mid - nineteenth century ...
... minority reactions which give rise to an ethnic community — such as the postwar immigration of Puerto Ricans to New York City . This book examines the experiences of one group of German immigrants who , in the mid - nineteenth century ...
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... minority psychology which in France and England during the same period was an inappropriate outlook , not found among the well - to - do middle class elements who were already defending their gains in property and position with the same ...
... minority psychology which in France and England during the same period was an inappropriate outlook , not found among the well - to - do middle class elements who were already defending their gains in property and position with the same ...
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... minority communities existing in com- plexly structured societies , there is much more of the element of enforced withdrawal in the formation of an ethnic community , which usually happens in response to pressures from the majority ...
... minority communities existing in com- plexly structured societies , there is much more of the element of enforced withdrawal in the formation of an ethnic community , which usually happens in response to pressures from the majority ...
Contents
II A HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS | 23 |
III CLASS STATUS AND POWER | 73 |
IV SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION | 139 |
APPENDIXES | 151 |
BIBLIOGRAPHY | 177 |
INDEX | 182 |
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