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The Politics of Asian Americans: Diversity and Community

Pei‐te Lien · M. Margaret Conway · Janelle S. Wong

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Electoral Systems and Political Participation Asian American and Pacific Histories Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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Preface 1. Introduction 2. Who Am I? Mapping Ethnic Self-Identities 3. Political Orientations: Beliefs and Attitudes about Government 4. Understanding the Contours, Sources, and Impacts of Political Partisanship 5. Political Participitation in Electoral and Non-electoral Settings 6. Where and When Does Gender Matter? 7. Conclusions and Implications Appendix: Question Wording and Coding Scheme of the Pilot National Asian American Political Survey References

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