Over the past two decades, a growing body of research has focused on immigrant selectivity
and its effects on immigrant health, immigrant labor market outcomes, and children of …

This article examines how the growth and diversification of Asian Americans have shaped
their integration into the US mainstream. I first review recent trends in demographic …

ABSTRACT Asian Americans comprise 6.4% of the US population, but account for over 20%
of the country's elite Ivy League students. While researchers have studied mechanisms that …

Winner, 2022 Max Weber Award for Distinguished Scholarship, given by the American
Sociological Association's Section on Organizations, Occupations, and Work Winner, 2021 …

The US refugee population not only has grown dramatically, but the countries from which the
refugees are fleeing have also diversified over the last decade. Focusing on five recent …

The fastest growing ethnoracial group in the United States, Asian Americans are the most
highly educated, the highest earning, and the most likely to intermarry. Once deemed …

Asian immigrants' children, even those from lower-backgrounds, tend to acquire higher
levels of education than other ethnoracial groups, including White natives. Asian culture is …

ABSTRACT Research on Asian American educational attainment suggests that a
combination of immigrant hyper-selectivity and ethnic capital enables second-generation …

The latest battle over affirmative action in university admissions may soon reach the US
Supreme Court, and a ruling in the plaintiff's favor will end affirmative action in higher …

Asian Americans nearing economic parity with White individuals is unique, particularly given
the historical and contemporary disadvantaged position of other racial minorities in the US …