Asian American Immigrants: A Comparison of the Chinese, Japanese, and Filipinos
John K. Matsouka, Donald H. Ryujin
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John K. Matsouka, Donald H. Ryujin
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An historical overview of the immigration of the three most populous Asian American groups in the United States is presented. The immigrant experiences of the Chinese, Filipinos, and Japanese are compared, and the implications of their experiences for current and future immigration/ resettlement programs and policies are discussed.
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An historical overview of the immigration of the three most populous Asian American groups in the United States is presented. The immigrant experiences of the Chinese, Filipinos, and Japanese are compared, and the implications of their experiences for current and future immigration/ resettlement programs and policies are discussed.
Key concepts: Immigration, Asian americans, Chinese americans, Political science, Immigration policy, Gender studies, Ethnology, History