Crosscurrents: Atlantic and Pacific Migration in the Making of a Global America
by Reed Ueda
Crosscurrents examines Atlantic and Pacific migration as a force in the making of a global America. With a comparative, transoceanic perspective, Reed Ueda connects American history to broader patterns of movement and shows how migration helped shape the nation’s place in the world.
About This Book
Crosscurrents explores the role of migration in the making of a global America.
Focusing on Atlantic and Pacific movements, the book considers migration across two major geographic spheres.
Reed Ueda places American history in a broader international and transoceanic context.
The work offers a comparative perspective on how migration shaped the development of the United States and its connections to the wider world.
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