Containers:

Box 30, Folder 2

Dates:

1995

Scope and content:

Essays by Fowler entitled "Interpretations of Black -- New European Immigrant Differences in Patterns of Schooling and Educational Achievements," "Immigrant Women and Schooling in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries," "Ethnicity: Primordial, Symbolic, Instrumental or Invented?," "Writing a Gender-Inclusive History of Immigration," "The Relationship Between Class and Ethnicity: Vexing but Vital," "Rural versus Urban Immigrant Settlements: Dissimilar yet Equal Variation in Experience," and "The Challenge of the Global System Model," as well as syllabi for a course entitled "History of American Immigration" taught by Rudolph J. Vecoli, a draft manuscript by David Roediger and Jim Barrett, typed bibliographies and drafts of Fowler's essays, and handwritten notes by Fowler.

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