With other Association of University Presses members, we recognize that immigration has recently been a vital and omnipresent topic on both a national and a global scale. To reflect this public interest, we have an assembled a recommended reading list organized by Global and U.S. focus.
Why a Oaxacan Restaurant in a Korean community makes perfect sense
Ming Hsu Chen on American membership and exclusion.
Parenting anxieties abound for Asian immigrants at the intersection of cultural transformation and persistent inequality.
Immigrants and native-born citizens equally benefit or suffer from a nation’s policies.
How migration to and from the U.S. is transforming notions of race in Brazil.
The question of the hour: can a Sephardi-Ashkenazi romance survive? The following letters originally appeared in a Ladino newspaper, La Bos del Pueblo. They were translated into English by Aviva Ben-Ur and are excerpted below from Sephardi Lives: A Documentary History 1700-1950: In early-twentieth-century New York City, …
