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AMERICA'S CONCENTRATION CAMPS
DURING WORLD WAR II
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AMERICA'S CONCENTRATION CAMPS
DURING WORLD WAR II
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AMERICA'S CONCENTRATION CAMPS DURING WORLD WAR II. Social Science and the Japanese American Internment. By Francis McCollum Feeley (University of Grenoble, France)
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“A seminal work highly recommended for graduate students in political science, history, or American Studies, who are interested in the on-going debate over Multiculturalism in the United States and, by implication, throughout the modern world. Professor Feeley’s research makes a serious contribution to our understanding of the historic problems faced by Japanese Americans at the time of the Second World War and concludes, persuasively, that neo-positivist criticisms of the multi-cultural movement in America today have missed the point: that social solutions to such problems require a “dialectics of liberation,” involving community empowerment and voluntary multi-cultural associations linked directly to the political economy and to U.S. foreign affairs.”
Dr.
Sushil Mittal |
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