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Bibliographical Notes and References

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. Preface XIII
  4. I. Congressional Action 1798–1965
  5. 1. Introduction 3
  6. 2. First Legislation, 1798–1860 11
  7. 3. The Beginning of Federal Control, 1861–1883 47
  8. 4. The Development of the Regulatory System, 1883–1913 85
  9. 5. From Regulation to Restriction, 1913–1929 159
  10. 6. The Depression Decade, 1929–1939 214
  11. 7. The War Years and Their Aftermath, 1939–1953 251
  12. 8. After the McCarran–Walter Act, 1953–1965 314
  13. II. Elements of Policy
  14. 9. Introduction: Immigration Law and Policy 383
  15. 10. Colonial and State Policies 388
  16. 11. Selection by Exclusion 405
  17. 12. Selection by Deportation 443
  18. 13. Restriction of Admissions 461
  19. 14. Race and Ethnic Composition 478
  20. 15. Labor Market Policy 492
  21. 16. Family Unification 505
  22. 17. Refugee Asylum 521
  23. 18. Information on Immigration 534
  24. 19. Legislative and Administrative Roles 544
  25. 20. Elements of Flexibility 558
  26. 21. The Instruments of Policy 576
  27. 22. Conclusion: Some Remaining Issues 612
  28. Bibliographical Notes and References 619
  29. Appendix A: Immigration Policy in Party Platforms and Composition of Congress, 1848–1964 621
  30. Appendix Β: Linkage of Social Security and Immigration Records 645
  31. Index of Names 649
  32. Index of Subjects 666
Legislative History of American Immigration Policy, 1798-1965
This chapter is in the book Legislative History of American Immigration Policy, 1798-1965
https://doi.org/10.9783/9781512802986-024

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. Preface XIII
  4. I. Congressional Action 1798–1965
  5. 1. Introduction 3
  6. 2. First Legislation, 1798–1860 11
  7. 3. The Beginning of Federal Control, 1861–1883 47
  8. 4. The Development of the Regulatory System, 1883–1913 85
  9. 5. From Regulation to Restriction, 1913–1929 159
  10. 6. The Depression Decade, 1929–1939 214
  11. 7. The War Years and Their Aftermath, 1939–1953 251
  12. 8. After the McCarran–Walter Act, 1953–1965 314
  13. II. Elements of Policy
  14. 9. Introduction: Immigration Law and Policy 383
  15. 10. Colonial and State Policies 388
  16. 11. Selection by Exclusion 405
  17. 12. Selection by Deportation 443
  18. 13. Restriction of Admissions 461
  19. 14. Race and Ethnic Composition 478
  20. 15. Labor Market Policy 492
  21. 16. Family Unification 505
  22. 17. Refugee Asylum 521
  23. 18. Information on Immigration 534
  24. 19. Legislative and Administrative Roles 544
  25. 20. Elements of Flexibility 558
  26. 21. The Instruments of Policy 576
  27. 22. Conclusion: Some Remaining Issues 612
  28. Bibliographical Notes and References 619
  29. Appendix A: Immigration Policy in Party Platforms and Composition of Congress, 1848–1964 621
  30. Appendix Β: Linkage of Social Security and Immigration Records 645
  31. Index of Names 649
  32. Index of Subjects 666
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