Ethnic Diversity and Civic Identity: Patterns of Conflict and Cohesion in Cincinnati since 1820 (Great Cincinnati Bicentennial)
Ethnic Diversity and Civic Identity explores Cincinnati’s history since 1820 through the themes of ethnic diversity, civic identity, conflict, and cohesion. Published as part of the Great Cincinnati Bicentennial, it provides a focused historical perspective on how these forces have shaped the city’s civic experience.
About This Book
Ethnic Diversity and Civic Identity examines Cincinnati’s social and civic development since 1820.
The book focuses on the relationship between ethnic diversity and civic identity.
It considers patterns of conflict and cohesion within Cincinnati’s history.
Part of the Great Cincinnati Bicentennial series, this work offers a historical perspective on the city’s changing civic life.
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