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Pyong Min

Distinguished Professor

CUNY--Queens College

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Sociology

Pyong Min is currently serving as a Sociology Distinguished Professor at Cuny--Queens College.

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Pyong Min

CUNY--Queens College

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migration studies sociology international migration east asian studies ethnicity social sciences ethnic studies indigenous peoples anthropology urban sociology cultural diversity asian studies societal influence united states social change demography human migration korean immigrants religion sociology of religion intercultural studies contemporary asia ethnic group relation contemporary racism transnational mobility asian americans african identity sociology of education multiculturalism racial prejudice social bias diasporic movement contemporary trends korean americans asian immigrants korean immigrant families cultural change family relations family studies international history social science research interpersonal violence feminist criminology social anthropology theoretical criminology family dynamics cross-cultural issues intergroup conflict marriage comparative religion american identity intergenerational equity intergenerational relations labor migration intergroup relations adolescent psychology japan studies social exclusion international sociology spatial ecology indigenous studies indigenous movements racial equity interracial relationships self-employment sociological research qualitative sociology korean communities immigrant entrepreneurship los angeles business patterns native-born asian americans cross-generational in-marriages indian hindus korean protestants ethnic solidarity ethnic identity

Notable Scholarly Works

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The Power of Korean “Comfort Women’s” Testimonies. (2023)

Pyong Gap Min

gender studiescultureasian studiescultural studiescomfort womenindigenous peopleseast asian studies

The Advantages of Suburban Enclaves Over Urban Enclaves for Community Empowerment: Korean Immigrants in Greater New York. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2022)

Pyong Gap Min

urbanismcommunity empowermentkorean immigrantsurban sociologyurban studiesurban mobilityethnic studiesmigration studiesethnic group relationurbanizationurban enclavesethnicitysociologyurban societysuburban enclavesracial studies

Korean"Comfort Women". Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

Pyong Gap Min

historyasian studiescultural studiescontemporary asiacomfort womenmigration studiesindigenous peopleseast asian languageseast asian studiessociolinguistics

The Movement to Promote an Ethnic Language in American Schools: The Korean Community in the New York–New Jersey Area. Ethnicities (2018)

Pyong Gap Min

ethnic languageamerican schoolseducationcultural diversityethnic studieskorean communityethnicitymulticulturalism

Korean Immigrants in Los Angeles 1. Routledge eBooks (2017)

Pyong Gap Min

east asian studiesmigration studieskorean immigrantsinternational migration

The Changing Effect of Education on Asian Immigrants' Self‐Employment. Sociological Inquiry (2017)

Pyong Gap MinChigon Kim

educationself-employmentsociology of educationasian immigrantssocial sciencessocial changesociological researchsociology

Transnational Cultural Events Among Korean Immigrants in the New York-New Jersey Area. Sociological Perspectives (2017)

Pyong Gap Min

korean immigrantsurban sociologymigration studiessocial sciencessociologyeast asian studiesinternational sociologytransnational cultural eventsinternational migration

Preserving Ethnicity Through Religion in America. New York University Press eBooks (2016)

Pyong Gap Min

religionethnicityreligious studieshumanities

The Diversity of Asian Immigrants' Participation in Religious Institutions in the United States. Sociology of Religion (2015)

Pyong Gap MinSou Hyun Jang

religious institutionsanthropologydiversity (business)united statesurban sociologysociocultural anthropologycultural diversityreligious studiesasian immigrantsmigration studiessociologysociology of religionmulticulturalism

The Concentration of Asian Americans in Stem and Health-Care Occupations: An Intergenerational Comparison. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2014)

Pyong Gap MinSou Hyun Jang

anthropologyintergenerational comparisonasian americansethnic studiessocial sciencesdemographysociologyhealth-care occupations

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Pyong Min

Distinguished Professor

CUNY--Queens College

Affiliations

Sociology

Pyong Min is currently serving as a Sociology Distinguished Professor at Cuny--Queens College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Pyong Min

CUNY--Queens College

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Power of Korean “Comfort Women’s” Testimonies. (2023)

Pyong Gap Min

gender studiescultureasian studiescultural studiescomfort womenindigenous peopleseast asian studies

The Advantages of Suburban Enclaves Over Urban Enclaves for Community Empowerment: Korean Immigrants in Greater New York. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2022)

Pyong Gap Min

Korean"Comfort Women". Rutgers University Press eBooks (2021)

Pyong Gap Min

historyasian studiescultural studiescontemporary asiacomfort womenmigration studiesindigenous peopleseast asian languageseast asian studiessociolinguistics

The Movement to Promote an Ethnic Language in American Schools: The Korean Community in the New York–New Jersey Area. Ethnicities (2018)

Pyong Gap Min

ethnic languageamerican schoolseducationcultural diversityethnic studieskorean communityethnicitymulticulturalism

Korean Immigrants in Los Angeles 1. Routledge eBooks (2017)

Pyong Gap Min

east asian studiesmigration studieskorean immigrantsinternational migration

The Changing Effect of Education on Asian Immigrants' Self‐Employment. Sociological Inquiry (2017)

Pyong Gap MinChigon Kim

educationself-employmentsociology of educationasian immigrantssocial sciencessocial changesociological researchsociology

Transnational Cultural Events Among Korean Immigrants in the New York-New Jersey Area. Sociological Perspectives (2017)

Pyong Gap Min

korean immigrantsurban sociologymigration studiessocial sciencessociologyeast asian studiesinternational sociologytransnational cultural eventsinternational migration

Preserving Ethnicity Through Religion in America. New York University Press eBooks (2016)

Pyong Gap Min

religionethnicityreligious studieshumanities

The Diversity of Asian Immigrants' Participation in Religious Institutions in the United States. Sociology of Religion (2015)

Pyong Gap MinSou Hyun Jang

The Concentration of Asian Americans in Stem and Health-Care Occupations: An Intergenerational Comparison. Ethnic and Racial Studies (2014)

Pyong Gap MinSou Hyun Jang

anthropologyintergenerational comparisonasian americansethnic studiessocial sciencesdemographysociologyhealth-care occupations

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