Labor Market Discrimination: Vietnamese Immigrants

Yamane, Linus

doi:10.7771/2153-8999.1046

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“…The systematic dispersion of refugees across the country, limited access to SEA or Asian communities, and experiences of discrimination further intensified the acculturative stress faced by SEA refugees and their families (Rutledge, 1992;Yamane, 2012). The different waves of SEA refugee and immigrant resettlement and the varied circumstances of their emigration from their home countries pointed to numerous dimensions of diversity among SEAs.…”

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The Effects of War and Migration Trauma on Southeast Asian Families in the United States

Dinh¹,

Le²

2019

JECS

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This review article focuses on Southeast Asian (SEA) families, which include Vietnamese, Laotian, Hmong, and Cambodian ethnic groups, comprising about three million people in the United States. Although many differences exist among SEAs, they share experiences of war and migration-related trauma and losses that continue to have long-term effects on their families and individual well-being within and across generations. Research and practice work with SEA families and individuals requires in depth knowledge of their experiences before, during, and after migration to the U.S. This article on SEA families, although not exhaustive in its coverage, highlights the following topics: SEA populations in the U.S., migration history, resettlement and adaptation in the U.S., mental health issues of SEAs, traditional SEA family, migration and family formation, migration and family relationships, migration and family in later life, and implications for research and practice with SEA families and individuals.

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The Effects of War and Migration Trauma on Southeast Asian Families in the United States

Dinh¹,

Le²

2019

JECS

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“…Vietnamese refugees are likely to experience challenges in adapting to the US because the two cultures are very different, and cultural distance, or a larger gap between cultures of two societies, has been shown to make cultural adaptation more difficult (Berry 1997;Liebkind and Jasinskaja-Lahti 2000;Rasmussen et al 2013). Research has described some challenges to adjusting occupationally (Stein 1979;Yamane 2015) and psychologically (Lin et al 1979;Tingvold et al 2015) for this group and acculturation has been identified as an important factor in their adjustment (e.g., Tran et al 2014). However, research on the relationship between acculturation and adjustment within this population has been largely acontextual and inconclusive.…”

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Acculturation and Psychological Adjustment of Vietnamese Refugees: An Ecological Acculturation Framework

Salo

Birman

2015

American J of Comm Psychol

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Acculturation to the culture of the host society as well as to one's heritage culture have been shown to impact immigrants' adjustment during the years following resettlement. While acculturation has been identified as an important factor in adjustment of Vietnamese immigrants (Birman and Tran in Am J Orthopsychiatr 78(1):109-120. doi: 10.1037/0002-9432.78.1.109 , 2008), no clear pattern of findings has emerged and too few studies have employed an ecological approach. The purpose of this paper is to contextualize the study of acculturation and adjustment by taking an ecological approach to exploring these relationships across several life domains, using a bilinear scale, and examining mediators of these relationships for adult Vietnamese refugees (N = 203) in the United States. We call this approach the Ecological Acculturation Framework (EAF). Results of a structural equation model (SEM) showed that job satisfaction fully mediated the relationship between American acculturation and psychological distress, demonstrating that this relationship was specific to an occupational domain. However, while Vietnamese acculturation predicted co-ethnic social support satisfaction, it did not predict reduced psychological distress. Implications for a life domains approach, including domain specificity, are discussed.

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“…Điều tra trên nền bản đồ đơn vị đất đai, bản đồ hiện trạng sử dụng đất, bản đồ quy hoạch sử dụng đất phục vụ việc xác định hướng tuyến điều tra nông hộ. Việc xác định dung lượng mẫu điều tra tác giả sử dụng công thức dung lượng mẫu được áp dụng theo công thức của Linus Yamane (1967) để thực hiện xác định kích thước mẫu tham gia trả lời câu hỏi phỏng vấn khi đi điều tra ngoại nghiệp15 .n = N 1 + N. (e) 2Trong đó n: số hộ cần điều tra; N: Số hộ ước lượng chọn mẫu; e: mức độ chính xác mong muốn (e = 1độ tin cậy); cuộc sống nên trong nghiên cứu không ưu tiên cho việc chọn đối tượng này chỉ để tham khảo. Mỗi phiếu khảo sát bao gồm câu trả lời theo kiểu trắc nghiệm và câu trả lời mở tự luận, mỗi chỉ thị ứng với ít nhất một câu hỏi, phiếu câu hỏi bao gồm 3 lĩnh vực kinh tế xã hội và môi trường.…”

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Developing a set of indicators to assess sustainability in land use in Tay Ninh province

Trương,

Che,

Bui

2022

Sci. Tech. Dev. J. - Sci. Earth Environ.

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This paper presents a study aimed at developing a set of indicators to assess the sustainability of agricultural land use applicable in Tay Ninh province. The set of directives is built based on FAO's principles of sustainable agricultural land use combined with expert knowledge, suitable to the natural - economic - social conditions of Tay Ninh province. Research and apply the AHP method to screen indicators, overcome the subjectivity and arbitrariness in choosing each indicator to participate in the assessment. The result of building a set of indicators includes 13 indicators, of which economic sector 3 indicators, social sector 5 indicators, natural resources and environment 5 indicators. Based on practical conditions, Tay Ninh province selects 4 main types of arable land use corresponding to each land unit, updates the data for the indicator set, and applies data normalization techniques by ratio. the difference brings all data to the same value, conducting a preliminary comparison of the efficiency of land use types. The development of a set of indicators can help localities have more tools and measurement methods in applying the assessment of sustainability in agricultural land use in particular and contribute to further scientific research. sustainable development in general.

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Labor Market Discrimination: Vietnamese Immigrants

Cited by 6 publications

References 30 publications

The Effects of War and Migration Trauma on Southeast Asian Families in the United States

The Effects of War and Migration Trauma on Southeast Asian Families in the United States

Acculturation and Psychological Adjustment of Vietnamese Refugees: An Ecological Acculturation Framework

Developing a set of indicators to assess sustainability in land use in Tay Ninh province

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