This special AAPI Nexus issue examines Asian American experiences in global cities through comparative studies of Los Angeles and New York. The demographic facts are astonishing—more than a quarter of the sixteen million Asian Americans reside in either of the two greater metropolises where they comprise more than a tenth of the total population in each region. Consequently, it is difficult to fully understand and appreciate Asian American experiences without studying these two global cities. The comparative approach offers great analytical potential because it can generate insights into what phenomena transcend regions and patterns that are produced by factors and forces common to Asian Americans regardless of location and fundamental glob...
Monterey Park, a 7.7 mile city 15 minutes from downtown Los Angeles is the suburban setting of a lar...
This article argues that urban environmental transitions (McGranahan et al. 2001) are experienced di...
Asian Americans are increasingly more active and visible in local politics, extending beyond central...
This special AAPI Nexus issue examines Asian American experiences in global cities through comparati...
At the national level, the Asian American population has grown more than any other major race group....
The Chinese American is a major part of the fast growing Asian population in the City of New York. T...
Since 1965, the United States has seen large scale immigration from Asian countries previously under...
Asian Americans are the fastest growing racial group and transform New York City into a majority ‘mi...
This article uses census data from the 2006–08 American Community Survey to illustrate the range of ...
The foreign born population US continues to grow at a rapid pace and new foreign born populations ar...
The following zine pages aim to provide insight into the global experiences of Asian Americans. Ther...
Divergent Diasporas: the Chinese Communities of New York and Los Angeles compared Roger WALDINGER, ...
Racial and ethnic tensions in Los Angeles and New York have their roots in a racially segmented econ...
Ethnic Los Angeles presents a multi-investigator study of Los Angeles's immigrant population. Using ...
The changing nature of immigration to the United States and changes in the morphology of American ci...
Monterey Park, a 7.7 mile city 15 minutes from downtown Los Angeles is the suburban setting of a lar...
This article argues that urban environmental transitions (McGranahan et al. 2001) are experienced di...
Asian Americans are increasingly more active and visible in local politics, extending beyond central...
This special AAPI Nexus issue examines Asian American experiences in global cities through comparati...
At the national level, the Asian American population has grown more than any other major race group....
The Chinese American is a major part of the fast growing Asian population in the City of New York. T...
Since 1965, the United States has seen large scale immigration from Asian countries previously under...
Asian Americans are the fastest growing racial group and transform New York City into a majority ‘mi...
This article uses census data from the 2006–08 American Community Survey to illustrate the range of ...
The foreign born population US continues to grow at a rapid pace and new foreign born populations ar...
The following zine pages aim to provide insight into the global experiences of Asian Americans. Ther...
Divergent Diasporas: the Chinese Communities of New York and Los Angeles compared Roger WALDINGER, ...
Racial and ethnic tensions in Los Angeles and New York have their roots in a racially segmented econ...
Ethnic Los Angeles presents a multi-investigator study of Los Angeles's immigrant population. Using ...
The changing nature of immigration to the United States and changes in the morphology of American ci...
Monterey Park, a 7.7 mile city 15 minutes from downtown Los Angeles is the suburban setting of a lar...
This article argues that urban environmental transitions (McGranahan et al. 2001) are experienced di...
Asian Americans are increasingly more active and visible in local politics, extending beyond central...