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Charlotte Brooks

Alien Neighbors, Foreign Friends

Asian Americans, Housing, and the Transformation of Urban California

352 pages, 8 halftones, 9 line drawings, 1 table  6 x 9  © 2009
Series: Historical Studies of Urban America

Cloth $40.00

ISBN: 9780226075976   Published May 2009

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Acknowledgments

List of Abbreviations

Introduction

 

Part I. Alien Neighbors

 

Chapter 1

Chinatown, San Francisco: America’s First Segregated Neighborhood

 

Chapter 2

Los Angeles: America’s “White Spot”

 

Chapter 3

The New Deal’s Third Track: Asian American Citizenship and Public Housing in Depression-Era Los Angeles

 

Chapter 4

“Housing Seems to Be the Problem”: Asian Americans and New Deal Housing Programs in San Francisco

 

Chapter 5

The Subdivision and the War: From Jefferson Park to Internment

 

Part II. Foreign Friends

 

Chapter 6

“Glorified and Mounted on a Pedestal”: San Francisco Chinatown at War

 

Chapter 7

Equally Unequal: Asian Americans and the Fight for Housing Rights in Postwar California

 

Chapter 8

“The Orientals Whose Friendship Is So Important”: Asian Americans and the Values of Property in Cold War California

 

Epilogue

 

Notes

 

Index
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