The Racial Logic of Politics: Asian Americans and Party Competition
The Racial Logic of Politics: Asian Americans and Party Competition. By Thomas P. Kim. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. 2007. 208p. $69.50 cloth, $22.95 paper. This is a welcome effort to extend the study of race to American political institutions. A major contribution is the exploration of th...
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Competition. By Thomas P. Kim. Philadelphia: Temple University Press.
2007. 208p. $69.50 cloth, $22.95 paper. This is a welcome effort to extend the study of race to American
political institutions. A major contribution is the exploration of the way
that Asian American political prospects vary across institutions. Thomas
Kim argues that the party system serves Asian Americans poorly but that
their prospects are better in Congress. Given the systemic barriers in
party politics, Asian Americans would be better served by building their
own political base and agenda, but that goal is undermined by the
misguided efforts of Asian American political elites, he believes. |
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that Asian American political prospects vary across institutions. Thomas
Kim argues that the party system serves Asian Americans poorly but that
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