Natalie Masuoka Livres

Natalie Masuoka se spécialise à l'intersection de la politique raciale et ethnique américaine, en se concentrant sur le comportement politique, l'opinion publique et la psychologie politique. Son travail examine méticuleusement comment la race, l'immigration et l'identité façonnent la formation des attitudes politiques au sein des minorités raciales. Elle accorde une attention particulière à l'influence de ces facteurs sur les nouveaux groupes d'immigrants, les Américains d'origine asiatique et les Latinos. Ses recherches offrent des perspectives critiques sur la dynamique complexe de la formation des attitudes politiques au sein de diverses communautés américaines.

Women Voters
Race, Gender, and Dynamism in American Elections
75pages
3 heures de lecture
Focusing on the intersection of gender, race, and immigration, this work explores the complexities of women voters in U.S. presidential elections. It highlights the political diversity among women, noting that white women tend to favor Republican candidates while women of color predominantly support Democrats. The authors discuss how racial disparities affect political agency, with white women having more freedom in their partisan choices. Additionally, the book emphasizes the significance of changes in the electorate's composition as a key factor influencing electoral results.
The Politics of Belonging
254pages
9 heures de lecture
The United States is once again experiencing a major influx of immigrants. Rather than simply characterizing Americans as either nativist or nonnativist, this book argues that controversies over immigration policy are best understood as questions of political membership and belonging to the nation.

Women Voters

The Politics of Belonging