Asian Pacific American Politics presents some of the most recent research on Asian American politics, including both quantitative and qualitative examinations of the role of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in some of todayâ s major political controversies.
Asian Pacific American Politics presents some of the most recent research on Asian American politics, including both quantitative and qualitative examinations of the role of Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in some of todayâ s major political controversies.
Andrew Aoki is Professor of Political Science and Senior Fellow of Sabo Center for Citizenship and Learning at Augsburg University, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Pei-te Lien is Professor of Political Science affiliated with Asian American Studies, Feminist Studies, and Black Studies at University of California, Santa Barbara, USA.
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Introduction Exploring and expanding the political world pioneered by Don T. Nakanishi Andrew Aoki and Pei-te Lien Research Articles 1. Race-ing solidarity: Asian Americans and support for Black Lives Matter Julie Lee Merseth 2. From emotion to action among Asian Americans: assessing the roles of threat and identity in the age of Trump Davin L. Phoenix and Maneesh Arora 3. Superficial Equality: Gender and immigration in Asian American political participation Christian Dyogi Phillips and Taeku Lee 4. The social roots of Asian American partisan attitudes Tanika Raychaudhuri 5. Coalition building and mobilization: case studies of the comfort women memorials in the United States Mary M. McCarthy and Linda C. Hasunuma 6. Does Christopher Chen Vote More Than Shu-Wei Chen? The Cost of Ethnic Retention among Asian America Voters Min Hee Go 7. Party Identification and the Immigrant Cohort Hypothesis: The Case of Vietnamese Americans Loan Kieu Le and Phi Hong Su 8. The Role of Co-Ethnic Political Mobilization in Electoral Incorporation: Evidence from Orange County, California Carole Jean Uhlaner and Danvy Le 9. When Does Race Matter? Exploring White Responses to Minority Congressional Candidates Neil Visalvanich 10. The Effect of Party Mobilization, Group Identity, and Racial Context on Asian Americans' Turnout Dukhong Kim Dialogue Essays: Doing, Learning, and Thinking about Asian Pacific American Politics 11. Filipino American political participation Erwin S. de Leon and Gem P. Daus 12. "Now we know": resurgences of Hawaiian independence Noelani Goodyear-Ka'opua 13. Intersectional perspectives on Asian Pacific American activism and movement building Nicole Filler 14. Are ballot box issues enough? Nakanishi's indication and the case for Asian Pacific American transnational Politics in an age of domestic disruption Christian Collet 15. How far have we come? Asian Pacific Americans in introductory American government textbooks in three different time periods Okiyoshi Takeda Dialogue within Dialogue 16. Contours of Asian American political theory: introductions and polemics Fred Lee 17. Commentary on Fred Lee's "Contours of Asian American Political Theory: Introductions and Polemics" Charles T. Lee 18. Reflections on Fred Lee's "Contours of Asian American Political Theory: Introductions and Polemics" Edmund Fong 19. When Race No Longer Predicts Minority Status and Identity Pei-te Lien 20. Asian Americans and the Rainbow: The Prospects and Limits of Coalitional Politics Karthick Ramakrishnan Review Essay 21. Asian Americans and politics: communities and research transformed Paul Y. Watanabe
Introduction Exploring and expanding the political world pioneered by Don T. Nakanishi Andrew Aoki and Pei-te Lien Research Articles 1. Race-ing solidarity: Asian Americans and support for Black Lives Matter Julie Lee Merseth 2. From emotion to action among Asian Americans: assessing the roles of threat and identity in the age of Trump Davin L. Phoenix and Maneesh Arora 3. Superficial Equality: Gender and immigration in Asian American political participation Christian Dyogi Phillips and Taeku Lee 4. The social roots of Asian American partisan attitudes Tanika Raychaudhuri 5. Coalition building and mobilization: case studies of the comfort women memorials in the United States Mary M. McCarthy and Linda C. Hasunuma 6. Does Christopher Chen Vote More Than Shu-Wei Chen? The Cost of Ethnic Retention among Asian America Voters Min Hee Go 7. Party Identification and the Immigrant Cohort Hypothesis: The Case of Vietnamese Americans Loan Kieu Le and Phi Hong Su 8. The Role of Co-Ethnic Political Mobilization in Electoral Incorporation: Evidence from Orange County, California Carole Jean Uhlaner and Danvy Le 9. When Does Race Matter? Exploring White Responses to Minority Congressional Candidates Neil Visalvanich 10. The Effect of Party Mobilization, Group Identity, and Racial Context on Asian Americans' Turnout Dukhong Kim Dialogue Essays: Doing, Learning, and Thinking about Asian Pacific American Politics 11. Filipino American political participation Erwin S. de Leon and Gem P. Daus 12. "Now we know": resurgences of Hawaiian independence Noelani Goodyear-Ka'opua 13. Intersectional perspectives on Asian Pacific American activism and movement building Nicole Filler 14. Are ballot box issues enough? Nakanishi's indication and the case for Asian Pacific American transnational Politics in an age of domestic disruption Christian Collet 15. How far have we come? Asian Pacific Americans in introductory American government textbooks in three different time periods Okiyoshi Takeda Dialogue within Dialogue 16. Contours of Asian American political theory: introductions and polemics Fred Lee 17. Commentary on Fred Lee's "Contours of Asian American Political Theory: Introductions and Polemics" Charles T. Lee 18. Reflections on Fred Lee's "Contours of Asian American Political Theory: Introductions and Polemics" Edmund Fong 19. When Race No Longer Predicts Minority Status and Identity Pei-te Lien 20. Asian Americans and the Rainbow: The Prospects and Limits of Coalitional Politics Karthick Ramakrishnan Review Essay 21. Asian Americans and politics: communities and research transformed Paul Y. Watanabe
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