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Dae
Young Kim
Assistant
Professor, Department of Sociology and Asian American
Studies Program
Ph.D. City University of New York Graduate Center,
2001
Office:
3121 Art-Sociology Building
Phone:
301 405-6408
Email: dkim@socy.umd.edu
Departmental
Specialty Areas:
Stratification
Additional
Research Interests:
International Migration, Race and Ethnic Relations,
Asian American Studies
Dae Young Kim
is an assistant professor of Sociology and Asian
American Studies Program at the University of
Maryland, College Park. He holds a dual appointment
with the Sociology Department and the
Asian American
Studies Program (AAST). He teaches courses on ethnic and racial
relations, immigration, and Asian Americans.
Dr. Kim is the author of several articles and
book chapters on the Korean immigration, particularly
the so-called 1.5 and second generations. His
chapter entitled, “Leaving the Ethnic Economy:
The Rapid Integration of Second-Generation Korean
Americans in New York,” appeared in Becoming
New Yorkers: Ethnographies of the New Second Generation
(Russell Sage Foundation Press, 2004), an edited
volume on the second-generation experience in
New York. Several of his papers addressing the
integration of the Korean American second generation
have also appeared in peer-reviewed journals such
as the Sociology of Religion, International Migration
Review, and Ethnic and Racial Studies. His latest
paper (coauthored with a graduate student), entitled
“The Role of Father’s Occupation on
Intergenerational Educational and Occupational
Mobility: The Case of Second-Generation Chinese
Americans in New York,” is forthcoming in
the Sociological Forum.
Dr. Kim is currently working on a book project
on the Korean American second generation. The
book focuses on the processes of acculturation
and racialization among second-generation Korean
Americans.
Course
Syllabi:
Sociology 424: Sociology
of Race Relations
AAST200: Introduction to
Asian American Studies
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