Dominant-minority relations in America : linking personal history with the convergence in the New World / John P. Myers.
By: Myers, John P. (John Paul).
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Book | University of Texas At Tyler Stacks - 3rd Floor | E184 .A1 M94 2003 (Browse shelf) | Available | 0000001764851 |
Includes bibliographical references (p. 551-564) and index.
Introduction to Sociology and the Sociology of Minority Groups -- What Is Sociology and How Can It Help Us Understand Intergroup Relations? -- What Are the Key Definitions and Concepts in the Sociology of Minority Groups? -- Are Race and Ethnicity the Only Sources of Oppression in Our Society? -- Are We Alone in Our Intergroup Values and Norms? -- What Are the Sizes of Minority Groups in the United States? -- Can We Construct a Theoretical Model to Explain and Predict Intergroup Relations? -- How Can We Apply Sociological Theory to Group Experience? -- Native Americans -- African Americans -- Irish Americans -- German Americans -- Italian Americans -- Second-Stream Jewish Americans -- Japanese Americans -- Mexican Americans -- Vietnamese Americans -- Final Thoughts: Theory, Intergroup History, and Family Background.
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