Ethnic Chicago : a multicultural portrait / edited by Melvin G. Holli and Peter d'A. Jones.

Contributor(s): Holli, Melvin G | Jones, Peter d'Alroy
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Grand Rapids, Mich. : Wm.B. Eerdmans, 1995Edition: Fourth editionDescription: vii, 648 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Minorities -- Illinois -- Chicago | Chicago (Ill.) -- Ethnic relationsBibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
The founding fathers: the absorption of French-Indian Chicago, 1816-1837 / Jacqueline Peterson -- Irish Chicago: church, homeland, politics, and class--the shaping of an ethnic group, 1870-1900 / Michael F. Funchion -- German American ethnic and cultural identity from 1890 onward / Melvin G. Holli -- A community created: Chicago Swedes, 1880-1590 / Anita R. Olson -- The Jews of Chicago: from shtetl to suburb / Irving Cutler -- Polish Chicago: survival through solidarity / Edward R. Kantowicz -- Ukrainian Chicago: the making of a nationality group in America / Myron Bohdon Kuropas -- Chicago's Italians: a survey of the ethnic factor, 1850-1990 / Dominic Candeloro -- Greek survival in Chicago / Andrew T. Kopan -- African-American migration to Chicago / James R. Grossman -- Chatham: an African-American success story / William Braden -- Latino Chicago / Jorge Casuso and Eduardo Camacho -- The Chinese in Chicago: the first one hundred years / Susan Lee Moy -- Japanese Americans: melting into the all-American melting pot / Masako Osako -- Asian Indians in Chicago: growth and change in a model minority / Padma Rangaswamy -- Koreans of Chicago: the new entrepreneurial immigrants / Joseph Ahne -- The ethnic saloon: a public melting pot / Perry R. Duis -- Ethnic sports / Steven S. Riess -- Ethnic crime: the organized underworld of early 20th century Chicago / Mark H. Haller -- The ethnic church / Edward R. Kantowicz -- Chicago's ethnic neighborhoods: the myth of stability and the reality of change / Dominic A. Pacyga -- Ethnic cemeteries: underground rites / Helen A. Sclair.
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Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library 1 West F548.9 .A1 E85 1995 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182903037477

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The founding fathers: the absorption of French-Indian Chicago, 1816-1837 / Jacqueline Peterson -- Irish Chicago: church, homeland, politics, and class--the shaping of an ethnic group, 1870-1900 / Michael F. Funchion -- German American ethnic and cultural identity from 1890 onward / Melvin G. Holli -- A community created: Chicago Swedes, 1880-1590 / Anita R. Olson -- The Jews of Chicago: from shtetl to suburb / Irving Cutler -- Polish Chicago: survival through solidarity / Edward R. Kantowicz -- Ukrainian Chicago: the making of a nationality group in America / Myron Bohdon Kuropas -- Chicago's Italians: a survey of the ethnic factor, 1850-1990 / Dominic Candeloro -- Greek survival in Chicago / Andrew T. Kopan -- African-American migration to Chicago / James R. Grossman -- Chatham: an African-American success story / William Braden -- Latino Chicago / Jorge Casuso and Eduardo Camacho -- The Chinese in Chicago: the first one hundred years / Susan Lee Moy -- Japanese Americans: melting into the all-American melting pot / Masako Osako -- Asian Indians in Chicago: growth and change in a model minority / Padma Rangaswamy -- Koreans of Chicago: the new entrepreneurial immigrants / Joseph Ahne -- The ethnic saloon: a public melting pot / Perry R. Duis -- Ethnic sports / Steven S. Riess -- Ethnic crime: the organized underworld of early 20th century Chicago / Mark H. Haller -- The ethnic church / Edward R. Kantowicz -- Chicago's ethnic neighborhoods: the myth of stability and the reality of change / Dominic A. Pacyga -- Ethnic cemeteries: underground rites / Helen A. Sclair.

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