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_aCOLLET, Christian _936418 |
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_aMinority candidates, alternatie media, and multiethic America : _bderacialization or toggling? |
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_aNew York, NY : _bCambridge University Press, _cDecember 2008 |
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| 520 | 3 | _aConceptualizing a political world beyond black and white is a familiar scholarly refrain, but theoretical relics of bipolarity remain. The deracialization concept, a much-discussed phenomenon in American elections, is one example. Asian American campaigns provide an interesting case for testing the utility of deracialization in multicultural urban milieus, given the overwhelming tendency for such candidates to be elected from predominantly non-Asian constituencies. Looking in depth at two successful campaigns by Vietnamese Americans in Northern and Southern California, I argue for a broadened approach that can better account for changes in the American political mosaicnamely, increases in immigration occurring in some of the country's fastest growing regions and the availability of alternative media. I call this approach toggling. In this article, I outline the toggling strategy. I conclude by considering the impact of toggling on equality in the American democratic process and suggest some directions for future research | |
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_tPerspectives on politics _g6, 4, p. 707-728 _dNew York, NY : Cambridge University Press, December 2008 _xISSN 15375927 _w |
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