Sumie Okazaki Livres

Focusing on the rapid growth of Asian Americans in the U.S., this volume presents a comprehensive framework for advancing Asian American psychology. It features contributions from experts who outline both conceptual and methodological developments, as well as propose future research directions. The book aims to enhance understanding of the unique psychological experiences within this diverse ethnic group.

Korean American Families in Immigrant America: How Teens and Parents Navigate Race explores the lives of Korean immigrants in the US and the ways that being a Korean immigrant in America influences relationship dynamics between parents and children of immigrants.--Provided by publisher.

This story of a South Korean social movement offers a window to a decade of tumultuous social protest. It describes the period in which farmers, student activists and organizers joined to protest the corporate ownership of tenant plots never distributed in the 1949 Land Reform.