Exporting U.S. concepts of race : Are there limits to the U.S. model ?

Virginia R. Domínguez

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Racial and Ethnic Identity Research Race, Genetics, and Society

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L'A. examine de quelle maniere le concept americain de race a ete introduit a Hawai. Il montre que l'administration americaine a toujours eu recours a une taxinomie raciale afin de distinguer les differentes composantes de la populations de l'archipel. Il signale que, du fait des mariages inter-raciaux, il devient de plus en plus difficile pour l'administration d'identifier les groupes raciaux notamment lors des recensements

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