It Takes a Village (or an Ethnic Economy)
It Takes a Village (or an Ethnic Economy)
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这需要一个村庄（或一个民族经济）
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发表时间：
2012
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通讯作者：
Julie J. Park
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作者：
Julie J. Park
族裔经济促进了东亚裔美国人之间的阶级联系，通过社会资本网络促进了信息和资源的交流。然而，低收入的韩裔美国人比低收入的华裔美国人更有可能参加SAT考试，尽管这两个社区都有广泛的种族经济。在对全国大学一年级学生数据集的分析中，宗教信仰和宗教服务出席率与韩裔美国人的SAT准备呈正相关，而低社会经济地位和缺乏公民身份阻碍了华裔美国人的参与。我认为，移民教会促进韩裔美国人，这鼓励周围的教育资源的信息流的阶级间的接触。调查结果表明，通常被定型为“亚洲文化”的东西实际上是由复杂的结构因素塑造的。
Ethnic economies promote interclass contact among East Asian Americans, which facilitates the exchange of information and resources through social capital networks. However, low-income Korean Americans are more likely than low-income Chinese Americans to take SAT prep, although both communities have extensive ethnic economies. In the analysis of a national dataset of first-year college students, religious affiliation and religious service attendance were positively associated with SAT prep for Korean Americans, while low socioeconomic status and lack of citizenship discouraged participation for Chinese Americans. I argue that immigrant churches facilitate interclass contact for Korean Americans, which encourages the flow of information around educational resources. Findings demonstrate how what is often stereotyped as “Asian culture” is in reality shaped by complex structural factors.
DOI：
10.1037//0003-066x.45.8.913
发表时间：
1990
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The American psychologist
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作者：
Sue,S;Okazaki,S
通讯作者：
Okazaki,S