Books
New Race Politics in America: Understanding Minority and Immigrant Politics (New York: Cambridge University Press) 2008, edited with Kerry L. Haynie.
Civic Education: What Makes Students Learn (New Haven: Yale University Press) 1998, with Richard G. Niemi.
Education and
Democratic Citizenship in America
(Chicago: University of Chicago Press) 1996, with Norman H. Nie and
Kenneth Stehlik-Barry, awarded the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation Book Award
for the best book published in political science during 1996.
Journal Articles
"Asian American Identity: Shared Racial Status and Political Context,", with Natalie Masuoka, Perspectives on Politics, 6:4 (December 2008) 729-740. [Click for PDF]
"Identities in Context: Politicized Racial Group Consciousness Among
Asian American and Latino Youth," with Natalie Masuoka, Applied Developmental Science,
12:2 (April 2008) 93-101. [Click for PDF]
"From 'Coolie' to 'Model Minority': U.S. Immigration Policy and the Construction of Racial Identity," DuBois Review, 4:2 (Fall 2007) 355-373. [Click for PDF]
"Old
Friends and New Alliances: How the 2004 Illinois Senate Race
Complicates the Study of Race and Religion," with Melissa V.
Harris-Lacewell, Journal
of Black Studies, 38:1 (September 2007) 30-50. [Click
for PDF]
"Square Pegs and Round Holes: Challenges of Fitting Individual-Level
Analysis to a Theory of Politicized Context of Gender," Politics and Gender,
3:1 (March 2007) 124-134. [Click for
PDF]
"Diversity, Immigration and the Politics of Civic Education," PS, Vol. 37, no. 2,
April 2004. [Click for PDF]
"Participation in Liberal Democracy: The Political Assimilation of
Immigrants and Ethnic Minorities in the U.S.," The American Behavioral
Scientist June/July 1999, pp. 1416-1437. [Click for PDF]
"What Knowledge for a Reinforced Citizenship in the United States of
America?" with Richard G. Niemi, Prospects:
Quarterly Review of Comparative Education, December 1996,
pp. 663-72
Book Chapters
"New Race Politics: The Changing Face of the American
Electoral Landscape," with Elizabeth Matto, New Race Politics: Understanding
Minority and Immigrant Politics, Eds., Jane Junn and Kerry
L. Haynie (New York: Cambridge University Press) 2008.
"What Revolution? Incorporating Intersectionality in Women and
Politics," with Nadia Brown, Women
and American Democracy, Eds., Christina Wolbrecht, Karen
Beckwith, and Lisa Baldez (New York: Cambridge University Press)
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