The urban colonists: Italian American identity and politics in Utica, New York
In 1910, Nearly one half of Italian immigrants in the United States live in communities with fewer than 100,000 residents. These immigrants often developed surprisingly complex ethnic "colonies" like those that existed in larger cities, and many attained prominence in the political, social...
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Syracuse, N.Y.
Syracuse University Press
2010
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| Zusammenfassung: | In 1910, Nearly one half of Italian immigrants in the United States live in communities with fewer than 100,000 residents. These immigrants often developed surprisingly complex ethnic "colonies" like those that existed in larger cities, and many attained prominence in the political, social, and commercial life of such smaller cities and towns. It is this class of community, often neglected by scholars whose attention is drawn to larger metropolitan areas, that Bean explores, in The Urban Colonists, a richly detailed history of Italian Americans in Utica, New York. Charting thy rise and decline of Utica's colonia from the midûnineteenth century into the late twentieth century, Bean examines the multiple facets of life in this ethnic enclave, including the settlement of new neighborhoods, labor unions and leftwing activists, its lively business community, ethnic and political organizations, the complexity and broader relevance of immigrant religiosity, and powerful Old World hometown loyalties. He discusses how an array of factors, including social and political upheaval and discrimination, fostered the rise of Italian nationalism and Italian American identity. The author deftly illustrates how this intensified ethnic identity, the high concentration of Italians in Utica, and the quest for respect and economic security all helped to make Italian American leaders important local political power brokers for much of the twentieth century. --Book Jacket |
| Beschreibung: | xxvii, 479 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780815632382 |
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| 520 | 3 | |a In 1910, Nearly one half of Italian immigrants in the United States live in communities with fewer than 100,000 residents. These immigrants often developed surprisingly complex ethnic "colonies" like those that existed in larger cities, and many attained prominence in the political, social, and commercial life of such smaller cities and towns. It is this class of community, often neglected by scholars whose attention is drawn to larger metropolitan areas, that Bean explores, in The Urban Colonists, a richly detailed history of Italian Americans in Utica, New York. Charting thy rise and decline of Utica's colonia from the midûnineteenth century into the late twentieth century, Bean examines the multiple facets of life in this ethnic enclave, including the settlement of new neighborhoods, labor unions and leftwing activists, its lively business community, ethnic and political organizations, the complexity and broader relevance of immigrant religiosity, and powerful Old World hometown loyalties. He discusses how an array of factors, including social and political upheaval and discrimination, fostered the rise of Italian nationalism and Italian American identity. The author deftly illustrates how this intensified ethnic identity, the high concentration of Italians in Utica, and the quest for respect and economic security all helped to make Italian American leaders important local political power brokers for much of the twentieth century. --Book Jacket | |
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| contents | The birth of an Italian "colony" -- Labor and leftism in Utica's early colonia -- Italian immigrant religious life -- Italians in business, professions, and trades -- Italians and local political machines, 1888-1917 -- Immigrants and the patria, 1900-1919 -- The strike of 1919 -- The Italians go democratic, 1920-40 -- East Utica and the Duce, 1920-36 -- World War II and the Cold War -- The machine falters, 1940-94 -- The changing face of East Utica |
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| spelling | Bean, Philip A. Verfasser aut The urban colonists Italian American identity and politics in Utica, New York Philip A. Bean 1st ed Syracuse, N.Y. Syracuse University Press 2010 xxvii, 479 Seiten Illustrationen, Karten 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier The birth of an Italian "colony" -- Labor and leftism in Utica's early colonia -- Italian immigrant religious life -- Italians in business, professions, and trades -- Italians and local political machines, 1888-1917 -- Immigrants and the patria, 1900-1919 -- The strike of 1919 -- The Italians go democratic, 1920-40 -- East Utica and the Duce, 1920-36 -- World War II and the Cold War -- The machine falters, 1940-94 -- The changing face of East Utica In 1910, Nearly one half of Italian immigrants in the United States live in communities with fewer than 100,000 residents. These immigrants often developed surprisingly complex ethnic "colonies" like those that existed in larger cities, and many attained prominence in the political, social, and commercial life of such smaller cities and towns. It is this class of community, often neglected by scholars whose attention is drawn to larger metropolitan areas, that Bean explores, in The Urban Colonists, a richly detailed history of Italian Americans in Utica, New York. Charting thy rise and decline of Utica's colonia from the midûnineteenth century into the late twentieth century, Bean examines the multiple facets of life in this ethnic enclave, including the settlement of new neighborhoods, labor unions and leftwing activists, its lively business community, ethnic and political organizations, the complexity and broader relevance of immigrant religiosity, and powerful Old World hometown loyalties. He discusses how an array of factors, including social and political upheaval and discrimination, fostered the rise of Italian nationalism and Italian American identity. The author deftly illustrates how this intensified ethnic identity, the high concentration of Italians in Utica, and the quest for respect and economic security all helped to make Italian American leaders important local political power brokers for much of the twentieth century. --Book Jacket Italian Americans / New York (State) / Utica / History Italian Americans / New York (State) / Utica / Ethnic identity Italian Americans / New York (State) / Utica / Politics and government Immigrants / New York (State) / Utica / History East Utica (Utica, N.Y.) / History East Utica (Utica, N.Y.) / Ethnic relations East Utica (Utica, N.Y.) / Politics and government Utica (N.Y.) / History Utica (N.Y.) / Ethnic relations Utica (N.Y.) / Politics and government Américains d'origine italienne / New York (État) / Utica / Histoire Américains d'origine italienne / Identité ethnique / New York (État) / Utica Ethnic relations Immigrants Italian Americans Italian Americans / Ethnic identity Italian Americans / Politics and government Politics and government New York (State) / Utica / https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJktqRHCj3XVrjFx8jCxXd History |
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