Add to ORKGThis paper examines the politics of Vietnamese immigrants in America from the transnational perspective. Vietnamese immigrants’ politics are transnational due to two factors: their life experiences with the communists in Vietnam, and the current political situation in the home country. The impact these two factors have upon the politics of Vietnamese immigrants in America is complex. Although most Vietnamese living in America are anticommunist, they do not share the same level of hostility toward the government in Vietnam. This paper provides some insights into the complex politics of Vietnamese immigrants in America which are transnational and ‘disjunctive.
The notion of transnational citizenship emphasizes the mobility and flexibility of transmigrants wit...
The controversies and political conflicts associated with the Vietnam War led to three resettlement ...
The formation of a unique identity, the obstacles to retaining culture in a new country, and the Ame...
This dissertation examines the presence and possibilities of political transnational activism stimul...
Because of the two waves of migration Vietnamese communities in various cities around the world belo...
This paper focuses on the third wave of Vietnamese migration to the United States, which occurred fr...
The anti-communist ideology in the Vietnamese American community is increasingly perceived as a dest...
This dissertation is a historical and ethnographic study of new communities of Vietnamese immigrants...
Vietnamese immigration to the United States is a relatively recent occurrence when considered within...
The fall of South Vietnam in 1975 has forever changed the lives of many Vietnamese people and re-sul...
This paper deals with the question—what are the effects of displacement on the perceptions diasporic...
Since the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, Vietnamese Americans have utilized their refugee status as...
Sino-Vietnamese have established a presence in Vietnam since the second century. They thrived and pr...
In the years following the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, one and a half million refugees and immig...
From the time when the American evacuation of Vietnam began in April 1975, at the end of Vietnam War...
The notion of transnational citizenship emphasizes the mobility and flexibility of transmigrants wit...
The controversies and political conflicts associated with the Vietnam War led to three resettlement ...
The formation of a unique identity, the obstacles to retaining culture in a new country, and the Ame...
This dissertation examines the presence and possibilities of political transnational activism stimul...
Because of the two waves of migration Vietnamese communities in various cities around the world belo...
This paper focuses on the third wave of Vietnamese migration to the United States, which occurred fr...
The anti-communist ideology in the Vietnamese American community is increasingly perceived as a dest...
This dissertation is a historical and ethnographic study of new communities of Vietnamese immigrants...
Vietnamese immigration to the United States is a relatively recent occurrence when considered within...
The fall of South Vietnam in 1975 has forever changed the lives of many Vietnamese people and re-sul...
This paper deals with the question—what are the effects of displacement on the perceptions diasporic...
Since the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, Vietnamese Americans have utilized their refugee status as...
Sino-Vietnamese have established a presence in Vietnam since the second century. They thrived and pr...
In the years following the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, one and a half million refugees and immig...
From the time when the American evacuation of Vietnam began in April 1975, at the end of Vietnam War...
The notion of transnational citizenship emphasizes the mobility and flexibility of transmigrants wit...
The controversies and political conflicts associated with the Vietnam War led to three resettlement ...
The formation of a unique identity, the obstacles to retaining culture in a new country, and the Ame...