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I: Origins, States, & Borders
M1: Modern Nation State
M2: Citizenship
II: US Historical Immigration
General US Immigration History
M3: Early Chinese immigration
M4: Early Mexican immigration
M5: Irish Experience
M6: German Experience
M7: Italian Experience
M8: Jewish Experience
M9: 1924 Immigration Act
M10: Great Migration
III: Closed Door Period
M11: Bracero
M12: PR
~ Break ~
IV: Post-1965
M13: Theorizing Migration
M14: Post-1965 Immigrants
M15: Dominicans
M16: Criminalizing Migration
V: Current Themes
M17: Assimilation & US Citizenship
M18: Education & DACA
M19: Economics & Work
M20: Post-Nationalism
Course Docs
Syllabus
Course Schedule
gCal
Assignments
Opening Assignments
Professional Email
Your Preferred Email
Syllabus/Web quiz
Student Intros
Founding Myths
Country Immigration Policies
Interview Project
Immigration Objects Assignment
Evaluating the Web
MPI
Resources
Books
Films / Videos
Posts
economic impact
art exhibitions fall 2018
"caravans" - old and new
birthright citizenship
compare US immigrant numbers to other countries
TEST M1: Modern Nation State
Read - Myth of Origins
Read - Anderson
Video - Understanding Anderson
Assignment
CUNY Law Resources
pok Migration Site
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Outline
I: Origins, States, & Borders
M1: Modern Nation State
M2: Citizenship
II: US Historical Immigration
General US Immigration History
M3: Early Chinese immigration
M4: Early Mexican immigration
M5: Irish Experience
M6: German Experience
M7: Italian Experience
M8: Jewish Experience
M9: 1924 Immigration Act
M10: Great Migration
III: Closed Door Period
M11: Bracero
M12: PR
~ Break ~
IV: Post-1965
M13: Theorizing Migration
M14: Post-1965 Immigrants
M15: Dominicans
M16: Criminalizing Migration
V: Current Themes
M17: Assimilation & US Citizenship
M18: Education & DACA
M19: Economics & Work
M20: Post-Nationalism
Course Docs
Syllabus
Course Schedule
gCal
Assignments
Opening Assignments
Professional Email
Your Preferred Email
Syllabus/Web quiz
Student Intros
Founding Myths
Country Immigration Policies
Interview Project
Immigration Objects Assignment
Evaluating the Web
MPI
Resources
Books
Films / Videos
Posts
economic impact
art exhibitions fall 2018
"caravans" - old and new
birthright citizenship
compare US immigrant numbers to other countries
TEST M1: Modern Nation State
Read - Myth of Origins
Read - Anderson
Video - Understanding Anderson
Assignment
CUNY Law Resources
More
Home
Outline
I: Origins, States, & Borders
M1: Modern Nation State
M2: Citizenship
II: US Historical Immigration
General US Immigration History
M3: Early Chinese immigration
M4: Early Mexican immigration
M5: Irish Experience
M6: German Experience
M7: Italian Experience
M8: Jewish Experience
M9: 1924 Immigration Act
M10: Great Migration
III: Closed Door Period
M11: Bracero
M12: PR
~ Break ~
IV: Post-1965
M13: Theorizing Migration
M14: Post-1965 Immigrants
M15: Dominicans
M16: Criminalizing Migration
V: Current Themes
M17: Assimilation & US Citizenship
M18: Education & DACA
M19: Economics & Work
M20: Post-Nationalism
Course Docs
Syllabus
Course Schedule
gCal
Assignments
Opening Assignments
Professional Email
Your Preferred Email
Syllabus/Web quiz
Student Intros
Founding Myths
Country Immigration Policies
Interview Project
Immigration Objects Assignment
Evaluating the Web
MPI
Resources
Books
Films / Videos
Posts
economic impact
art exhibitions fall 2018
"caravans" - old and new
birthright citizenship
compare US immigrant numbers to other countries
TEST M1: Modern Nation State
Read - Myth of Origins
Read - Anderson
Video - Understanding Anderson
Assignment
CUNY Law Resources
Evaluating the Web
Assignment
The Immigrant Interview Project is based on the idea of oral history. It draws its inspiration from
MigCit-17FA-InterviewPrjct-Instructions
www.migrationpolicy.org/
United Nations Network on Migration
United Nations establishes a Network on Migration to ensure effective, timely, and coordinated system-wide support to the Member States. In carrying out its mandate, the Network will prioritize the rights and well-being of migrants and their communities of destination, origin, and transit. It will place emphasis on those issues where a common UN system approach would add value and from which results and impact can be readily gauged.
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UN Migration is committed to the principle that humane and orderly migration benefits migrants and society
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