As the Section 31 (Mini Conference on Asian Pacific American Politics) Chair, I invite you to attend the tentatively scheduled panels at the annual meeting for the Western Political Science Association. Please see details below.
Panel 31. 01 – Studies of Asian American Politics in Context
Date: Friday, April 14, 2017, 8:00 – 9:45 AM
Chair: To be Assigned
Papers:
Chair: To be Assigned
Papers:
Asian American Political Independents
Le, Loan, [email protected], Institute for Good Government and Inclusion & Santa Clara University
Ong, Paul, [email protected], University of CA, Los Angeles
“Disappearing Chinatowns? Immigrant Resistance Against Gentrification in New York City, San Francisco, and Boston.”
Wong, Diane, [email protected], Cornell University
Descriptive Representation Hot Spots and the Election of Asian Pacific American (APA) and Latino Candidates Over Time
Esteban, Rhoanne, [email protected], University of California, Santa Barbara
Asian American Pacific Islander Community Citizenship
Geron, Kim, [email protected], California State University East Bay
Le, Danvy, [email protected], California State University East Bay
Le, Loan, [email protected], Institute for Good Government and Inclusion & Santa Clara University
Ong, Paul, [email protected], University of CA, Los Angeles
“Disappearing Chinatowns? Immigrant Resistance Against Gentrification in New York City, San Francisco, and Boston.”
Wong, Diane, [email protected], Cornell University
Descriptive Representation Hot Spots and the Election of Asian Pacific American (APA) and Latino Candidates Over Time
Esteban, Rhoanne, [email protected], University of California, Santa Barbara
Asian American Pacific Islander Community Citizenship
Geron, Kim, [email protected], California State University East Bay
Le, Danvy, [email protected], California State University East Bay
Panel 31. 02 – Studies of Asian American Identity and Voting
Date: Friday, April 14, 2017, 10:00 – 11:45 AM
Papers:
Papers:
The Discussion of Identity: East Asia’s New Homogeneity
Brookes, Ellen, [email protected], University of British Columbia
“Always Faithful? An Experimental Test of Skin Complexion and Racial Bias in a Congressional Race”
Sriram, Shyam, [email protected], University of California Santa Barbara
A Test of the Immigrant Cohort Hypothesis: Non-Refugee and Refugee Cases
Le, Loan, [email protected], Institute for Good Government and Inclusion & Santa Clara University
Su, Phi,, University of CA, Los Angeles
Asian and Latino Identity Choice and Its Implications for Political Behavior
Chong, Chinbo, [email protected], University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Brookes, Ellen, [email protected], University of British Columbia
“Always Faithful? An Experimental Test of Skin Complexion and Racial Bias in a Congressional Race”
Sriram, Shyam, [email protected], University of California Santa Barbara
A Test of the Immigrant Cohort Hypothesis: Non-Refugee and Refugee Cases
Le, Loan, [email protected], Institute for Good Government and Inclusion & Santa Clara University
Su, Phi,, University of CA, Los Angeles
Asian and Latino Identity Choice and Its Implications for Political Behavior
Chong, Chinbo, [email protected], University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
Panel 31. 03 – Roundtable: Recapping Results of the 2016 Elections: The Role Of Asian Americans
Date: Friday, April 14, 2017, 1:15 – 3:00 PM
Panel 31. 04 – Roundtable: Professional Development Issues Confronting Asian Pacific Americans in Political Science
Date: Friday, April 14, 2017, 3:15 – 5:00 PM
Panel 31. 05 – Roundtable: How to Teach Asian American Politics
Date: Saturday, April 15, 2017, 8:00 – 9:45 AM
Original Call for Proposals on Research into Asian Pacific American Politics:
The Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans for the Western Political Science Association issues a call for proposals for our scheduled 2017 mini-conference. The mini-con
Please contact Dr. Loan Le ([email protected]), Chair of the Committee on the Status of Asian Pacific Americans, if you have any questions. We look forward to seeing you there!