This monograph is written by Josiah McC. Heyman and is number seven in the American Ethnologist Society Monograph Series.
Finding Moral Heart for U.S. Immigration Policy: An Anthropological Perspective
Contents: Acknowledgments Summary of the Immigration Policy Proposal and its Rationale Anthropology, Morality, and Immigration: An Overview of the Monograph Values, Activism, and Anthropology Foundational Values and Real World Challenges Recent Immigration to the United States: From Superficial Debates to Underlying Disorders Anti-Immigrationism The Basic Plan: Recruitment and the Receiving Situationb Local Compacts: Basic Format, Process, and Examples Long Term Settlement Via Local Compacts Border Control in a New Immigration Policy A New Policy, A New INS Foreign Relations Unresolved Challenges and Dilemmas Concluding Observations References Cited.
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