Remaking the American mainstream: assimilation and contemporary immigration
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| topic_facet | Américanisation Immigrants / États-Unis / Conditions sociales POLITICAL SCIENCE / Globalization Americanization Emigration and immigration / Social aspects Immigrants / Social conditions Immigranten Assimilatie (sociologie) Sociale situatie Amerikanisierung Soziale Situation Einwanderung Akkulturation Einwanderer Gesellschaft Globalisierung Migration Immigrants United States Social conditions Nationale Minderheit Assimilation Soziologie USA |
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