Benson Tong is a professor of history at Wichita State University and the author of Unsubmissive Women: Chinese Prostitutes in Nineteenth-Century San Francisco.

• Contents Preface to the Second Editionix Preface to the First Editionxi Acknowledgments for the Second Editionxiii Acknowledgments for the First Editionxv; 1Roots of a Diaspora: Chinese Culture and Society in the; Late Qing Period00; 2Travelers to Gold Mountain: Immigration, Labor, and Exclusion00; 3Nationalism and Americanization Pre-World War II00; 4New Ties and New Lives in Cold War America00; 5Socioeconomic Mobility and the Ethnic Economy00; 6Political Mobilization and Empowerment00; 7The Arts and Chinese Americans00; 8Chinese American Families and Identities00 Notes00 Index00; Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Chinese Americans

Benson Tong is a professor of history at Wichita State University and the author of Unsubmissive Women: Chinese Prostitutes in Nineteenth-Century San Francisco.

• Contents Preface to the Second Editionix Preface to the First Editionxi Acknowledgments for the Second Editionxiii Acknowledgments for the First Editionxv; 1Roots of a Diaspora: Chinese Culture and Society in the; Late Qing Period00; 2Travelers to Gold Mountain: Immigration, Labor, and Exclusion00; 3Nationalism and Americanization Pre-World War II00; 4New Ties and New Lives in Cold War America00; 5Socioeconomic Mobility and the Ethnic Economy00; 6Political Mobilization and Empowerment00; 7The Arts and Chinese Americans00; 8Chinese American Families and Identities00 Notes00 Index00; Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Chinese Americans

Benson Tong is a professor of history at Wichita State University and the author of Unsubmissive Women: Chinese Prostitutes in Nineteenth-Century San Francisco.

• Contents Preface to the Second Editionix Preface to the First Editionxi Acknowledgments for the Second Editionxiii Acknowledgments for the First Editionxv; 1Roots of a Diaspora: Chinese Culture and Society in the; Late Qing Period00; 2Travelers to Gold Mountain: Immigration, Labor, and Exclusion00; 3Nationalism and Americanization Pre-World War II00; 4New Ties and New Lives in Cold War America00; 5Socioeconomic Mobility and the Ethnic Economy00; 6Political Mobilization and Empowerment00; 7The Arts and Chinese Americans00; 8Chinese American Families and Identities00 Notes00 Index00; Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Chinese Americans