Unsettled Americans: Metropolitan Context and Civic Leadership for Immigrant Integration
by Manuel Pastor, John Mollenkopf
Unsettled Americans examines how metropolitan conditions and civic leadership shape immigrant integration. Manuel Pastor and John Mollenkopf bring together questions of immigration, urban life, and public responsibility in a focused work for readers interested in social science, cities, and civic engagement.
About This Book
Unsettled Americans explores immigrant integration through the lens of metropolitan context and civic leadership.
Written by Manuel Pastor and John Mollenkopf, the book focuses on the relationship between immigration and metropolitan public life.
Its subject connects civic leadership with the challenges and possibilities of integrating immigrants into American communities.
This title will interest readers studying immigration, cities, public policy, and civic engagement.
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