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  E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1021103629 Title: Minority Relations Intergroup Conflict and Cooperation Author: Greg Robinson; Robert S Chang Publisher: Jackson University Press of Mississippi 2017 ISBN/ISSN: 9781496810496 149681049X 9781496810458 1496810457 OCLC:1021103629

  
  

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Minority Relations Intergroup Conflict and Cooperation

Author:	Greg Robinson; Robert S Chang
Publisher:	Jackson University Press of Mississippi 2017
Edition/Format:	eBook : Document : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Cover -- MINORITY RELATIONS -- Title -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- Acknowledgments -- Editors' Introduction "Can We All Get Along?"--PART I: THEORETICAL TERRAIN -- CHAPTER 1: An Analytic Model of Conflict and Cooperation on the Terrain of Race -- CHAPTER 2: The Power Dynamics of Color on Color Grappling with Grievances to Forge Alliances -- PART II: EPISODES -- CHAPTER 3: Civil Rights, Free Speech, and Group Libel -- CHAPTER 4: Race, Place, and Historic Moment Black and Japanese American World War II Veterans: The GI Bill of Rights and the Model Minority Myth -- CHAPTER 5: Re-reading Vincent Chin Asian Americans and Multiracial Political Analysis -- CHAPTER 6: The Paradox of Reparations Japanese Americans and African Americans at the Crossroads of Alliance and Conflict -- PART III: CHALLENGES -- CHAPTER 7: The Birth and Death of Affirmative Action Is Resurrection Possible? -- CHAPTER 8: Segregated Together Latino-Black Interethnic Conflict -- CHAPTER 9: A Modest Proposal Rethinking Black History, 1865-1965 -- CHAPTER 10: Gay Is the New White (Gay Is the New Straight) -- About the Contributors -- Index How minority groups negotiate thorny but critical public policy issues in America  Read more...
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