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Book SynopsisMigration of Hmong to the Midwestern United States emphasizes the value of qualitative research into the trans-cultural practice of the newest refugee group to the Midwestern United States, the Hmong refugees from Laos, China, Vietnam, and Thailand.
Trade ReviewDr. Faruque's conclusions are enlightening, and she offers significant recommendations for further study of the Hmong refugees. The research study presented in this text is a valuable addition to the body of literature on the subject of Hmong immigration to the United States; it provides a base knowledge needed for responding to the needs of the Hmong people and for empowering them to become active participants in the greater community. -- Hosea L. Perry, Winona State University, Department of Sociology and Social Work
Dr. Faruque's conclusions are enlightening, and she offers significant recommendations for further study of the Hmong refugees. The research study presented in this text is a valuable addition to the body of literature on the subject of Hmong immigration to the United States; it provides a base knowledge needed for responding to the needs of the Hmong people and for empowering them to become active participants in the greater community. -- Hosea L. Perry, Winona State University, Department of Sociology and Social Work
Table of ContentsChapter 1 Coming to America Chapter 2 The Melting Pot Chapter 3 The Process of Acculturation Chapter 4 The Hmong Culture Chapter 5 Methodology Chapter 6 Research Procedures Chapter 7 Demographics of Hmong People in Rochester Chapter 8 Theme One: Cultural Awareness Chapter 9 Analysis of Cultural Awareness Chapter 10 Theme Two: Ethnic Loyalty Chapter 11 Analysis of Ethnic Loyalty Chapter 12 Theme Three: Migration Experience Chapter 13 Analysis of Migration Experience Chapter 14 Theme Four: Religion Chapter 15 Analysis of Religion Chapter 16 Discussion of Themes Chapter 17 Member Checking Chapter 18 Conclusion and Recommendations Chapter 19 Appendices Chapter 20 Index
