Immigrant politics and the public library
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Immigrant politics and the public library
（Contributions in librarianship and information science, no. 97）
Greenwood Press, 2001
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
This book explores the impact of the nativist movement on public library usage among Latino and Asian immigrants. The activism of concerned librarians within the California Library Association to defend the rights of immigrant library users after the passage of Proposition 187 is documented. In addition, four original research studies suggest that public libraries that provided relevant multilingual collections and services, multilingual staff, and strong public services have remained vibrant and well-used institutions despite widespread anti-immigrant sentiments and heightened anxiety among library users.
The extensive qualitative studies that are reported in this volume are unique to the field of library science. Three of the studies focus on the heavily Mexican/Latino immigrant city of Santa Ana, CA, which is located in Orange County, home to the most virulent anti-immigrant forces, including the Save Our State organizers who initiated the Proposition 187 legislation. Two articles deal specifically with Asian American communities, one ascertaining the negative effects of the elimination of affirmative action policies in public library hiring and promotion, the other recounting the political nature and practice that characterizes dynamic community services to Asian immigrant communities.
目次
Introduction: The New Immigrants, Neo-Nativism, and the Public Library by Susan Luevano-Molina The Need for Strangers: Proposition 187 and the Immigration Malaise by Marcelo M. Suarez-Orozco Giving Birth to the Dream: Realizing a Multiethnic, Multiracial Nation by Rhonda Rios-Kravitz Mexican/Latino Immigrants and the Santa Ana Public Library: An Urban Ethnography by Susan Luevano-Molina Santa Ana Public Library Staff Perceptions of Immigrant Library Usage by Kenneth M. Knox Passport to Promise: Public Libraries as Intellectual Spaces for Immigrant Students by JoAnn Aguirre Impact of Proposition 187 on Public Libraries and Elementary Education in Tucson, Arizona by Ninfa Almance Trejo The Anti-Affirmative Action Movement in California: Implications for Public Library Services to Asian Immigrants by Xiwen Zhang Immigrants, Global Digital Economics, Cyber Segmentation, and Emergent Information Services by Richard Chabran The Practice and Politics of Public Library Services to Asian Immigrants by Xiwen Zhang Some Basic Issues of Diversity: A Contextual Inquiry by Ling Hwey Jeng Anti-Immigrant Literature: A Selected Bibliography by Evelyn Escatiola Index
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