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Dae Young Kim (George Mason University)
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The Academy of Korean Studies THE REVIEW OF KOREAN STUDIES THE REVIEW OF KOREAN STUDIES Volume 14 Number 3
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2011.9
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123 - 153 (31page)

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This paper discusses the political engagement of second-generation Korean Americans in formal politics, including naturalization, voter registration and turnout, and party affiliation. Drawing from the results of in-depth follow-up interviews conducted with a subsample of second-generation Korean Americans who were randomly chosen to participate in the 1998 New York Second-Generation Survey, the paper describes the views, in their own words, of second-generation Korean Americans toward politics, particularly their reasons for participating in electoral politics. Also included are their views on becoming naturalized, registering to vote, and endorsing a particular political party and candidate. The results illustrate a degree of complexity and nuance to conventional discussions of determinants of political behavior among Korean and Asian Americans. In addition, the results provide insights into the politics of second-generation Koreans who are gaining greater visibility and presence in national and local politics.

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Introduction
The Challenges of Political Integration for Korean and Asian Americans
Data and Methods
Acquisition of Citizenship
Voter Registration and Turnout
Reasons for Registering to Vote
Reasons for Not Registering to Vote
Party Affiliation
Support for Co-Ethnic Candidates
Conclusion and Discussion
References
Appendix A
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