Seung-Jin
Jang
Ph.D.
Candidate
Department
of Political Science
I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Political Science
at Columbia University, specializing in
the American politics and quantitative methodologies. My dissertation inquires
how the socio-economic characteristics of racial groups and the racial context
of the local community affect the political participation of members of racial
minority group, especially Latinos and Asian Americans.
Click here for my Curriculum Vitae.
Working Papers:
“Get Out on Behalf of Your Group: Electoral
Participation of Latinos and Asian Americans”
“Who
are Latino Voters? Classification and Implications” (with Rodolfo O. de
la Garza)
“Objective vs. Subjective
Economy and Public Support for Immigration Control”
(with Shang E. Ha)
“When Do You Think
Your Vote Count? Participation, Electoral Contexts, and Post-Election Political
Efficacy”
“How Perceptions of “Us”
Influence Attitudes Toward “Them”':
Comparative Study of Public Attitudes Toward Immigrants and Ethnic
Minorities”
“Economic Perceptions
and Voting Turnout: Evidence from East Asian Countries”
Links:
Click here for personal life of my
family (in Korean)