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Min, Pyong Gap (ed.). 2013. Koreans in North America: Their Twenty-First Century Experiences.<\/em> Lexington Books. The Author of 6 of 11 Chapters.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. and Thomas Chung (eds.). Under Consideration by a Publisher. Personal Narratives on Ethnic and Racial Identities by Second-Generation Koreans.
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Min, Pyong Gap. Forthcoming. “The Attachment of Caribbean Indians to India and the Indian Community in New York City.” Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies<\/em>.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. 2012. “Twice Migrant Koreans in the United States: Their Origins, Socioeconomic Characteristics, and Ethnic Attachment.” Journal of Diaspora Studies <\/em>(a journal in Korea) 6(1): 155-177.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. 2011. “The Immigration of Koreans to the United States: A Review of 45 Year (1965-2009) Trends.” Development and Society 40<\/em>: 195-224.<\/p>\nOh, Sook Hee, and Pyong Gap Min. 2011. “Generation and Earnings Patterns among Chinese, Filipino, and Korean Americans in New York.” International Migration Review 45<\/em>: 852-871.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap, and Dong Wan Joo. 2010. “The Flushing-Bayside Koreatown in New York City.” The Journal of Global Cultural Contents (a journal in Korea) 5(3): 7-39.<\/p>\n
Min, Pyong Gap. 2010. ” The ‘Disadvantage Thesis’ and ‘Colorblind Racism’: A Response to Tamara K. Nopper.” Critical Sociology 36<\/em>: 897-901.<\/p>\nKim, Chigon, and Pyong Gap Min.\u00a02010. \u201cMarital Patterns and Use of Mother Tongue at Home among Native-Born Asian Americans.\u201d Social Forces 89<\/em>: 235-256.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap and Chigon Kim. 2009. \u201cPatterns of Intermarriages and Cross-Generational In-marriages among Native-Born Asian Americans.\u201d International Migration Review <\/em>43: 447-470.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap, and Young Oak Kim. 2009. \u201cEthnic and Sub-ethnic Attachments among Korean, Chinese and Indian Immigrants in New York City.\u201d Ethnic and Racial Studies <\/em>32: 758-780.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. 2008 \u201cSevere Under-representation of Women in Church Leadership in the Korean Immigrant Community in the U.S.\u201d Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion <\/em>46: 255-242.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. 2007 \u201cFrom Strong to Moderate Ethnic Attachment and Solidarity: Intergenerational Transition among Korean Americans.\u201d Korean and Korean American Studies Bulletin 16: 1-27<\/p>\n
Min, Pyong Gap. 2007. Korean-Latino Relations in the Post-1965 Era.\u201d Dubois Review <\/em>5: 395-412.<\/p>\n[\/et_pb_accordion_item][et_pb_accordion_item title=”Book Chapters” _builder_version=”4.6.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}” open=”off”]<\/p>\n
Min, Pyong Gap. Forthcoming. “Koreans in New York in the Twenty-First Century.” One out of Three: Immigrant New York in the 21st Century<\/em>, edited by Nancy Forner.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. Forthcoming. “Middleman Entrepreneurs.” Handbook on Migration Studies<\/em>, edited by Steven Gold and Stephanie Nawyn, Routeledge.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap, and Chigon Kim.\u00a02011. \u201cThe Korean American Family.\u201d Fifth Edition of Ethnic Families in American: Patterns and Variations,<\/em> edited by Charles Mindel, Robert Habenstein, and Rooosevelt Wright Jr. Prentice Hall: Upper Saddle River, NJ.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. Dong Wan Joo, and Young Oak Kim. 2009. \u201cKorean Produce Retailers in New York: Their Conflicts with Whites Suppliers and Reactive Solidarity.\u201d In The Korean American Economy and Community in the 21st Century,<\/em> pp. 485-508, edited by Eui-Young Yu, Hyojoung Kim, Kyeyoung Park and Moonsong Oh. Los Angeles: The Korean American Economic Development Center.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. 2009. \u201cPatterns of Korean Immigrant Businesses in New York.\u201d In The Korean American Economy and Community in the 21st Century,<\/em> pp. 133-155, edited by Eui-Young Yu, Hyojoung Kim, Kyeyoung Park and Moonsong Oh. Los Angeles: The Korean American Economic Development Center.<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. 2007 \u201cKorean Immigrants\u2019 Concentration in Small Business, Business Related Inter-group Conflicts, and Ethnic Solidarity.\u201d In Handbook of Research on Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurship,<\/em> pp. 217-222, edited by Leo-Paul Dana. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\nMin, Pyong Gap. 2007 \u201cImmigrants from Korea.\u201d In The New Americans,<\/em> pp. 491-503, edited by Mary Waters and Reed Ueda. Cambridge, MA: The Harvard University Press.\u00a0<\/p>\n[\/et_pb_accordion_item][et_pb_accordion_item title=”Research Reports” _builder_version=”4.6.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}” open=”off”]<\/p>\n
Min, Pyong Gap. \u201cAn Annotated Bibliography on Korean Americans,\u201d Research Report 1, the Research Center for Korean Community, December 2009.<\/p>\n
Min, Pyong Gap and Chigon Kim, \u201cGrowth of the U.S. Korean Population and Changes in Their Settlement Patterns, 1990-2008,\u201d Research Report 2, The Research Center for Korean Community, 1990-2008.<\/p>\n
Min, Pyong Gap. “Koreans’ Immigration to the U.S.: History and Comtemporary Trends,” Research Report 3, The Research Center for Korean Community, January 2011.<\/p>\n
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