Robert P. Swierenga
[From the 2005 proceedings]
Robert P. Swierenga is the A.C. Van Raalte Research Professor of History at the A.C. Van Raalte Institute, Hope College, Holland, Mich, and Professor of History Emeritus, Kent State University. He earned a Ph.D. degree in history at the University of Iowa. He is the author of numerous publications on Dutch immigration and ethnicity. His most recent works are Dutch Chicago: A History of the Hollanders in the Windy City (Eerdmans) and the edited book, Iowa Letters: Dutch Immigrants on the American Frontier (Eerdmans).
Proceedings:
- Chicago's "Groninger Hoek": The origins and development of the Dutch colony on the Old West Side in the 19th century
- Samuel Myer Isaacs: The Dutch Rabbi of New York City
- The Dutch urban experience
- Iowa Letters, a review essay
- The Third Generation and Dutch-American Studies
- "In Isolation is Our Strength:" The Dutch Reformed of Chicago
- Promoting Ethnic Pride: The Dutch-American Social Clubs of Chicago
- Van Raalte and Scholte: A Soured Relationship and Personal Rivalry
- Dutch Enterprise: Alive and Well in North-America - Introduction
- Stellingwerff's Amsterdamse Emigranten and Pella History
- Jacob Van Hinte: Sociographer and Historian of Dutch-American Immigration and Settlement



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