In the United States immigration is both history and destiny. It
is the driving force behind a most significant social
transformation taking place in American society at the end of our
millennium. Arguably few other social phenomena are likely to
impact the future character of American culture and society as much
as the ongoing wave of "new immigration."
Who are the new immigrants? What do they want? How are they
changing American society? This cross-disciplinary book brings
together twelve essays by the leading scholars of the most
significant aspect of the new immigration: Mexican immigration to
the United States. "Crossings" theorizes aspects of recent Mexican
immigration that are new and that demarcate this wave of
immigration from earlier experiences in this century.
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