Books by Michael LeMay

SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS AUTHORED

UPCOMING 2017

2017- American Political Party System. ABC-CLIO.



Just Released Books:
 

2016-Global Pandemic Threats. ABC-CLIO.

2015- Illegal Immigration: 2e. ABC-CLIO.

2015-Doctors at the Borders: Immigration and the Rise of Public Health. Westport, CT: Prager.

Illegal Immigration: A Reference Handbook, 2e. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO.

2013 –Editor: three volume series, Transforming America, Perspectives of Immigration.

Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO/Praeger, 807 pp. in series.

2009-The Perennial Struggle, 3e. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 408 pp.

2006-Guarding the Gates: Immigration and National Security. Westport, CT.:

Praeger International Security Press, 323 pp.

2006-Illegal Immigration: A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 341 pp.

2006-Public Administration: Clashing Values in the Administration of Public Policy,

2e. Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 455 pp.

2006-Instructor’s Manual and Test Bank, for Michael LeMay, Public Administration,

Belmont, CA, Wadsworth, 125 pp.

2005-The Perennial Struggle, 2e. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 415 pp.

2004-U.S. Immigration: A Reference Handbook. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO, 283 pp.

2002-The Perennial Struggle: Custom Edition. N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 415 pp.

2001-Public Administration: Clashing Values in the Administration of Public Policy,

Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 432 pp.

2001-Instructor’s Manual and Test Bank, for Michael LeMay, Public Administration,

Belmont, CA: Wadsworth, 125 pp.

2000-The Perennial Struggle, Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 350 pp.

1999-(ed. with Elliott Barkan),U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Laws and Issues:

A Documentary History. Westport, CT.: Greenwood Press, 450 pp.

1994-Anatomy of a Public Policy: The Reform of Contemporary American

Immigration Law. Westport, CT.: Greenwood Press, 203 pp.

1990-Now Picture This: Graphic Literacy in the Social Sciences. Dubuque, Iowa:

Kendell-Hunt, 110 pp.

1989-(ed.) The Gatekeepers: Comparative Immigration Policy. N. Y.: Praeger 205 pp.

1987-From Open Door to Dutch Door: An Analysis of U.S. Immigration Policy

Since 1820. New York: Praeger Press, 182 pp.

1985-The Struggle for Influence: The Impact of Minority Groups on Politics and

Policies in the United States. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 452 pp.

1965-(co-author with Desmond Cosgrove, et al.) Modern English: An Oral Approach,

Vol I,  331 pp. II, 313 pp.. Ashiya-shi, Japan: Seido Juku.

Authored Book Chapters, Refereed Journal Articles, Book Reviews, etc.:

2013-“An Overview of Immigration History and Issues: Founding to 1865,” in Michael

LeMay, Ed., The Making of a Nation of Nations: Immigration History and

Issues, 1790-1865. Santa Barbara, CA.: ABC-CLIO, Spring, 2013, pp. 1-25.

       - “Mushrooming Cities: The Beginnings of Urbanization in America, 1820-1865,”

in LeMay, ed. The Making of a Nation of Nations, pp. 47-72.

       - “To Secure Domestic Tranquility: Immigration and National Defense Issues,”

in LeMay, ed. The Making of a Nation of Nations, pp. 25-46.

       - “Toward a More Perfect Union: Immigration and Federalism, 1820-1865,” in

LeMay, ed. The Making of a Nation of Nations, pp. 73-96.

       - “The Anti-Immigration Movement: The Know Nothing Social and Political

Movement,” in LeMay, ed., The Making of a Nation of Nations, pp. 215-237.

• “An Overview of Immigration to the United States, 1865-1945,” in LeMay, ed.

The Transformation of a Nation of Nations, 1865-1945.

• “Immigration and National Defense, 1865-1945,” in The Transformation of

a Nation of Nations, pp. 25-48.

      -  “Immigration and the Rise of Public Health, 1865-1945,” in The Transformation

of a Nation of Nations, pp. 49-72.

      -  “Exploding Cities: Immigration and the Urbanization of America, 1865-1945,” in

The Transformation of a Nation of Nations, pp. 121-150.

• “Enacting Racism into Law: Restriction and the Asian Exclusion Immigration

Laws,” in The Transformation of a Nation of Nations, pp.175-196.

• (with Barry Moreno), “The Ellis Island Station,” in The Transformation of a

Nation of Nations, pp.197-224.

• “An Overview of Immigration to the United States, 1945-2010,” in The Making

of a Superpower, pp. 1-18.

• “The Policy Conundrum of Illegal Immigration: Exponential Growth, 1970-2010,” in The Making of a Superpower, pp. 59-80.

       

2011-  “They Transformed America: The Beneficial Effects of Immigration to the U.S.,

1820-1920,” e-book on Enduring Questions of public policy issues, ABC-CLIO, April, 2011, pp. 1-15.

2006- Book contributions, “Opening Doors: Elements and Factors Affecting Immigration

into the United States,” in Immigration, Triumph and Tragedy in History.

Santa Barbara, CA:, ABC-CLIO, pp. 1-7;

“Immigration and Work, The Chinese and the Bracero Experience,” in

Immigration: Triumph and Tragedy in History. Sanata Barbara, CA:

ABC-CLIO, pp. 10-15.

2001-(Book Review), David Niven, Ronald Reagan and the Politics of Immigration

Reform, in the International Migration Review, Vol.35, Fall, 934-936.

2001-(Original Essay), “Assessing Immigration: Cultural and Political Integration of

Immigrants and Their Descendants,” in In Defense of the Alien, XXII.

New York: Center for Migration Studies, 163-176.

2000-(Book Review), Richards, David A. J., Italian Americans: The Racializing

of an Ethnic Identity, in the International Migration Review, Vol. 33,

Winter, 1313-1314.

1999-(Book Review), Cholewinski, Ryszard. Migrant Workers in International

Human Rights, in the International Migration Review, Vol.33, Spring, 203-04.

1997-(Book Review), Roy Beck. The Case Against Immigration, in the

International Migration Review, Vol.31, Fall, 736-737.

1997-(Original Essay), “Recent Immigration Reform: Using Commissions for Agenda

Setting,” in Tomasi, Lydio, ed., In Defense of the Alien, XIX, New York:

Center for Migration Studies, January: 17-24.

1996-(Book Review), U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform, U.S. Immigration

Policy: Restoring Credibility, in Journal of American Ethnic History, V.

15, 4, Summer: 60-61.

1994-(Contributed Case Study), “The Push and Pull of U.S. Immigration Policy,”

in Asheghian, Parviz. International Economics, West Publishing, Chap. 18,

Case 18.3, 450-452.

1994-(Book Review), Pozzetta, George (ed.), Contemporary Immigration and American

Society, in Journal of American Ethnic History, Vol. 13, 3, Spring: 86-89.

1994-(with Dale, Suzanne and Al Mariam), “Breaching the Barriers,” Southeastern

Political Review, 22, 4, December: 729-752.

1990- (Original Essay)“Assessing the Impact of IRCA’s Employer Sanctions

Provisions,” in Tomasi, Lydio, ed., In Defense of the Alien, XII. New York:

Center for Migration Studies: 146-170.

1990-(Book Review), Nanda, Ved (ed.), Refugee Law and Policy, in International

Migration Review, Vol. 24, 4, Winter: 831-832.

1979-(Book Chapter), “Allegany County,” in Hattery, Thomas (ed), Western Maryland:

A Profile. Mt Airy, MD.: Lomond Publications: 35-59.

1977-“Truth in Course Labeling: A Modest Proposal,” in Teaching Political Science,

Vol.5, 1, October: 125-127.

1973-“Expenditure and Non-Expenditure Measures of State Urban Policy Outputs,” in

American Politics Quarterly, Vol. 1, October: 511-518. Also as a Reprint,

Institute of Governmental Affairs, UW-Extension.

1972-“The States and Urban Areas: A Comparative Assessment,” in National Civic

Review, 61, December: 542-548.  Also reprinted as a Warner Module; and as

a reprint, Institute of Governmental Affairs, UW-Extension.

Authored Government Reports/Publications:

1985-“Report of the Allegany County Government Study Commission,” to the Maryland

General Assembly, August [Served as Co-Director of the Study Commission on

Revising County Government].

1978-“A Guidebook for More Effective Presentation of Quantitative Data for the Social

Sciences,” ed. With John Bowman, for the Regional Education Service Agency

of Appalachian, Maryland.

1977-“Report of the Allegany County Government Study Commission,” Report to the

Maryland General Assembly, December. [Study Commission Member/Co-Author

of the Report.]

1973-“Assessment of the Organizational Development and Training Needs,” Consultant

Report, Department of Personnel, City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, March.

1973-“Assessing Special Technological Information Needs of Local Government

Officials,” (co-author with MD. Senator John Bambacus), Report to the

Department of Economic Development, State of Maryland, July.

1973-“Wisconsin Towns,” Institute of Governmental Affairs, University of Wisconsin-

Extension.

1972-“Study of the Impact of Structure on County Government Operations: Report

to the Department of Local Affairs and Development, State of Wisconsin,

August. Published in 1973 by the Institute of Government Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Extension.