Asian American issues relating to labor, economics, and socioeconomic status
By: edited with introductions by Franklin Ng.
Contributors: Ng, Franklin, 1947-
Series: Asians in America ;; 6
Publisher: Garland Pub.
Published: 1998
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: Asian Americans -- Economic conditions.; Asian Americans -- Social conditions.; Asian Americans -- Employment.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Articles reprinted from various journals; journal titles, volumes, and pagination included in reprint.
Table of contents: title: Asian American labor and historical interpretation / Chris Friday; title: Peripherization of immigrant professionals / Eui Hang Shin and Kyung-Sup Chang; title: Class segmentation and divided labor / Mark Moberg and J. Stephen Thomas; title: Vietnamese refugees and blocked mobility / Steve Gold and Nazli Kibria; title: From white-collar occupations to small business / Pyong Gap Min; title: The role of ethnicity in enclave enterprises / Bernard Wong; title: State incorporation of migrants and the reproduction of a middleman minority among IndoChinese refugees / Jeremy Hein; title: New inquiries into the socioeconomic status of Filipino Americans in California / Amado Cabezas ... [et al.]; title: The road to parity / Victor Nee and Jimmy Sanders; title: The cost of being Chinese, Japanese, and Filipino in the United States, 1960, 1970, 1976 / Morrison G. Wong; title: Asian and Pacific Islander American poverty / Dean S. Toji and James H. Johnson; title: Poverty and the U.S. Asian population / Sharon M. Lee.