The Gateway to the Pacific
Japanese Americans and the Remaking of San Francisco
Publication supported by the Bevington Fund
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Introduction
Chapter One
Japan and Japanese Americans in the Pacific Metropolis through World War II
Chapter Two
Orienting the Gateway to the Pacific: Reconsidering Japan and Reshaping Civic Identity
Chapter Three
Redeveloping Citizens: Planning a New Japanesetown
Chapter Four
Pacific Crossings: Japan, Hawai‘i, and the Redefinition of Japanesetown
Chapter Five
Intermediaries with Japan: The Work of Professional Japanese Americans in the Gateway
Chapter Six
Local Struggles: Japanese American and African American Protest and Cooperation after 1960
Conclusion
Notes
Index
Asian Studies: General Asian Studies
Geography: Urban Geography
History: Urban History
Political Science: Urban Politics
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