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Asian American Politics

Andrew L. Aoki, Okiyoshi Takeda

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Preface: Asian American Politics? Racialization and its Consequences Chapter 1: WHY STUDY ASIAN AMERICAN POLITICS? Racialization and its consequences. Chapter 2: ASIAN AMERICANS TODAY Chapter 3: POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND PUBLIC OPINION Chapter 4: INTEREST GROUPS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS Chapter 5: ELECTED OFFICIALS AND REPRESENTATION Chapter 6: CONFLICT AND COOPERATION WITH OTHER MINORITY GROUPS Chapter 7: IMAGES OF ASIAN AMERICANS AND THEIR POLITICAL CONSEQUENCES Chapter 8: ASIAN AMERICANS, PUBLIC POLICY, AND INTERSECTIONALITY Chapter 9: THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY AND THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN POLITICS Appendix: Defining and Counting Asian Americans Notes Works Cited Index

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Key concepts: Racialization, Politics, Representation (politics), Political science, Asian americans, Gender studies, Public opinion, Politics of the United States