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Title: The Health Consequences of Asian Immigrant Integration

Citation Type: Dissertation/Thesis

Publication Year: 2012

Abstract: In this dissertation, I examine the roles of migration and integration in influencing the health trajectories of Asian immigrants. Health trajectories refer to the changing health status of Asian immigrants as they spend more time in the United States. They are of particular interest to public health researchers, as they provide insight into the larger experiences of Asian immigrants in the United States and how they may affect health. Currently, health trajectories are interpreted though a lifestyle and behavioral framework that has shaped the majority of Asian American health literature. When we apply a structural perspective, it widens our interpretive lens to create a more complex picture of integration that considers several dimensions across which Asian immigrants are being incorporated into American society. Specifically, I identify and test social determinants of Asian immigrant health that originate from the historical and structural forces that have surrounded their economic, social and cultural integration into the United States.

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Authors: Young Ro, Annie Eun

Institution: University of Michigan

Department: Health Behavior and Health Education

Advisor: Arline T. Geronimus

Degree: Doctor of Philosophy

Publisher Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Data Collections: IPUMS Health Surveys - NHIS

Topics: Health, Migration and Immigration, Race and Ethnicity

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