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The gateway to the Pacific: Japanese Americans and the remaking of San Francisco
In: Historical studies of urban America
Japan and Japanese Americans in the Pacific Metropolis through World War II -- Orienting the gateway to the Pacific: reconsidering Japan and reshaping civic identity -- Redeveloping citizens: planning a new Japanesetown -- Pacific crossings: Japan, Hawai'i, and the redefinition of Japanesetown -- Intermediaries with Japan: the work of professional Japanese Americans in the gateway -- Local struggles: Japanese American and African American protest and cooperation after 1960 -- Conclusion
