National Asian American Survey, 2008

Ramakrishnan, S. Karthick; Junn, Jane; Lee, Taeku; Wong, Janelle

doi:10.3886/icpsr31481.v2

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“…The study sample composed of 4977 non-U.S. born Asian Americans including Asian Indian (n = 1150), Chinese (n = 1350), Filipino (n = 603), Japanese (n = 541), Korean (n = 614), and Vietnamese (n = 719). We did not include 182 additional respondents who identified as multi-ethnic or were from other Asian countries [37].…”

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Social Determinants of Physical Self-Rated Health among Asian Americans; Comparison of Six Ethnic Groups

Assari

Kumar

2018

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Social Determinants of Physical Self-Rated Health among Asian Americans; Comparison of Six Ethnic Groups

Assari

Kumar

2018

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“…The proportion of Latinos in the United States identifying as evangelical or born-again rose from 12% to 16% between 2010 and 2013 (Jones et al 2013; Pew Research Center 2014). The proportion of Asian Americans identifying as evangelical or born-again rose from 16% in 2008 to about 25% in 2012 (Pew Research Center 2012, 45; Ramakrishnan et al 2008).…”

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The Role of Born-Again Identity on the Political Attitudes of Whites, Blacks, Latinos, and Asian Americans

Wong

2015

Politics and Religion

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Together, Asian American and Latino evangelicals constitute about 13% of all evangelicals in the United States. This proportion is surely going to increase as new immigrants enter the United States from Asia and Latin America and the number of White evangelicals remains steady or even falls. But the extent and nature of the effects of evangelical identity on the political attitudes of growing numbers of Latinos and Asian Americans have not been studied systematically. This article aims to fill that gap by comparing the effects of evangelical identity on political attitudes across a range of groups to better address the conditional effects of religious identity on political orientations in an increasingly diverse context. The primary research question driving the study is does born-again identity play a consistent role across racial groups in determining political attitudes?

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“…On a more ideological level, Sanders recognized the Asian "model minority myth" that perpetuates the idea that the AAPI community does not need to be helped since they do so well in education and the economy. [28] All of this is to say that Asian Americans' staunch support for the Independent Party during the 2020 election can be explained thoroughly.…”

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The Open Secrets of the Model or Marginalized Minority: Political Campaign Participation of Asian Americans in the 21st Century

2023

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With Asian American population on the rise, Asian Americans have more power than ever in political elections. While qualitative methods have been used to measure this uptrend in Asian American political participation, a thorough and cohesive quantitative study on the topic has yet to be done. Therefore, we utilize machine learning and dictionary-based matching to identify the most accurate numbers for Asian American political participation, categorized by political affiliations, geography, gender, etc. We find that Asian American political participation tends to the Democratic party, is predominantly male, and is proportional to the population size of the individuals respective state.

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National Asian American Survey, 2008

Cited by 16 publications

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Social Determinants of Physical Self-Rated Health among Asian Americans; Comparison of Six Ethnic Groups

Social Determinants of Physical Self-Rated Health among Asian Americans; Comparison of Six Ethnic Groups

The Role of Born-Again Identity on the Political Attitudes of Whites, Blacks, Latinos, and Asian Americans

The Open Secrets of the Model or Marginalized Minority: Political Campaign Participation of Asian Americans in the 21st Century

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