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  1. Arab Americans : continuity and change

    Belmont, Mass. : Association of Arab-American University Graduates, 1989.

  2. The Arab Americans

    Naff, Alixa
    New York : Chelsea House, c1988.

  3. The Arab Americans

    Kayyali, Randa A.
    Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2006.

    This book illuminates the history and culture of Arab Americans. Americans of Arab heritage have made major contributions to U.S. society, and this is a timely and unique overview for a general audience of their immigration patterns, settlement, adaptation, and assimilation. The first wave of Arab immigrants, mostly Christian men from Lebanon, Palestine, and Syria, arrived in the United States between 1880 and 1925. This book discusses their history, and looks at the successive waves of immigrants, including the post-1965 immigrants, who have brought more diversity to the Arab American community. The latest immigrants have included more Muslims and many are from Egypt, Iraq, and Jordan. Kayyali traces the history of Arabs in the U.S., including the different groups who can be classified as "Arab". A discussion of who these people are, with their different religions and beliefs, helps the reader to understand their experiences as Arab Americans. Issues of pan-Arab identification, Christian and Muslim identities, and generational differences are covered, along with social networks and celebrations. A final chapter focuses on the impact of Arab Americans on U.S. society, from the arts to politics, with insight into intergroup relations and the impact of 9/11. A selection of noted Arab Americans, such as Ralph Nader, a glossary, statistical tables, and photos are included as well. The continuing interest in the Middle East, Islam, and Muslim way of life make this a must-have resource.

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