The Italian experience in the United States.
By: Edited by Silvano M. Tomasi and Madeline H. Engel.
Contributors: Engel, Madeline H., joint comp.
Publisher: Center for Migration Studies
Published: 1970
Place of publication: Staten Island, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 239
Subjects: Italian Americans
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Italian emigration; basic characteristics and trends with special reference to the post-war years, by G. L. Monticelli.; title: Italian immigrants in the United States in the sixties, by J. Velikonja.; title: The padrone and immigrant distribution, by L. Iorizzo.; title: Italians in urban America, by H. S. Nelli.; title: Italians  and organized labor in the United States and Argentina, by S. L. Baily.; title: The role of the public school in the assimilation of the Italian immigrant child in New York City, 1900-1914, by M. F. Matthews.; title: Case studies of ethnicity and Italo-American politicians, by S. J. LaGumina.; title: The ethnic church and the integration of Italian immigrants in the United States, by S. M. Tomasi.; title: Three generations of Italians in New York City; their religious acculturation, by N. J. Russo.; title: Nostalgia or disenchantment; considerations on return migration, by F. Cerase.