They and we : racial and ethnic relations in the United States

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They and we : racial and ethnic relations in the United States

Peter I. Rose

McGraw-Hill, c1997

5th ed

  • : pbk.
  • : instructor's manual/test bank

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-275) and index

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内容説明

Reorganized into four sections, this edition introduces the issues and ways in which sociologists see and define race, ethnicity and minority status; discusses the history and experiences of the various groups that comprise America; examines the nature of prejudice and patterns of discrimination; and explores issues of pluralism, power and politics. This edition includes material on Muslims (Arab and non-Arab), Latinos and Asians; more on the politics of resentment, multiculturalism and the debates over diversity on college campuses and elsewhere; and increased coverage of the significance of gender, and of the comparative nature of intergroup relations. A rewritten Chapter Ten includes a discussion of the rededication of the Ellis Island and the Million Man March, as well as a discussion of pluralism and the meaning of multiculturalism in modern America.

目次

  • Introduction: concepts and contexts - race, ethnicity and the sociological perspective. Part 1 The American people: natives, settlers and slaves
  • from immigrants to ethnics
  • the dilemmas of diversity. Part 2 Attitudes, actions and reactions: the nature of prejudice
  • patterns of discrimination
  • in the minority. Part 3 Power, politics and pluralism: pride and protest
  • social physics
  • the meanings of multiculturalism
  • permissions and acknowledgements.

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