The Immigration and Ethnic History Society is pleased to announce that Alan M. Kraut and George J. Sánchez are the 2017 recipients of the Lifetime Achievement Award. Professors Kraut and Sánchez will be honored at the annual IEHS banquet, which will be held in New Orleans on Friday, April…
Julie Weise, “2016: The year nativism conquered the South”
Editor’s Note: Periodically, the blog features contributions by this year’s IEHS award winners to give our readers a sense of ongoing scholarship debates in Immigration and Ethnic History and related fields. In April 2016 IEHS awarded Julie Weise Honorable Mention for the Theodore Saloutos…
Adam Mendelsohn, “No business like the clothing business: how I came to write The Rag Race”
Editor’s Note: Periodically, the blog features contributions by this year’s IEHS award winners to give our readers a sense of ongoing scholarship debates in Immigration and Ethnic History and related fields. In April 2016 IEHS awarded Adam Mendelsohn the First Book Award for The Rag…
Megan Asaka, “Unsettled City: Migration, Race, and the Making of Seattle’s Urban Landscape”
Editor’s Note: Periodically, the blog features contributions by this year’s IEHS award winners to give our readers a sense of ongoing scholarship debates in Immigration and Ethnic History and related fields. In April 2016 IEHS awarded Megan Asaka the Outstanding Dissertation Award.…
Madeline Hsu, “The Good Immigrants”
Editor’s Note: In the next few months, the blog will be featuring contributions by this year’s IEHS award winners to give our readers a sense of ongoing scholarship debates in Immigration and Ethnic History and related fields. Scholarship on immigration and…
IEHS Awards 2016
Congratulations to the winners of the IEHS Prizes awarded in 2016! The following list is of the the winners, with the award they received denoted. Theodore Saloutos Book Award Madeline Y. Hsu, The Good Immigrants: How the Yellow Peril became…
