Unsettled Americans: Metropolitan Context and Civic Leadership for Immigrant Integration
by Manuel Pastor, John Mollenkopf
Unsettled Americans examines immigrant integration through metropolitan context and civic leadership. Manuel Pastor and John Mollenkopf focus on the relationship between cities, civic institutions, and immigrant communities, offering a perspective for readers concerned with immigration, urban affairs, community life, and public engagement.
About This Book
Unsettled Americans explores immigrant integration in the context of metropolitan life and civic leadership.
Manuel Pastor and John Mollenkopf examine how cities and civic institutions shape the experience of immigrant communities.
The book connects metropolitan context with the responsibilities and possibilities of civic leadership.
It is suited to readers interested in immigration, urban affairs, community life, and public engagement.
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