Ethnicity Counts / William Petersen.
"Official statistics about ethnicity in advanced societies are no better than those in less developed countries. An open industrial society is inherently fluid, and it is as hard to interpret social class and ethnic groups there as in a nearly static community. In consequence, the collection an...
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1 Toward the End of Ethnicity? / William Petersen
- chapter 2 Concepts of Ethnicity / William Petersen
- chapter 3 American Politics and the Measurement of Ethnicity / William Petersen
- chapter 4 Identification of Americans of European Descent / William Petersen
- chapter 5 Differentiation among Blacks / William Petersen
- chapter 6 Who Is an American Indian? / William Petersen
- chapter 7 The Creation of Hispanics / William Petersen
- chapter 8 Americans of Asian Stocks / William Petersen
- chapter 9 Hawaii / William Petersen
- chapter 10 Some European Nations and Subnations / William Petersen
- chapter 11 A Comparison of American Blacks and Belgian Flemings / William Petersen
- chapter 12 Ethnic Relations in the Netherlands / William Petersen
- chapter 13 Two Case Studies: Japan and Switzerland / William Petersen
- chapter 14 Who Is a Jew? / William Petersen
- chapter 15 Ethnicity in the New Nations of the Post-Colonial World / William Petersen
- chapter 16 The Conglomeration That Is India / William Petersen
- chapter 17 Conclusions / William Petersen.