This book, starting with the history of the formation and ethnic characteristics of the Asian American middle class in the United States, examines the evolution, basic types, psychological manifestations, and typical cases of hate speech and crime among Asian Americans from both macro and micro perspectives. It focuses on analyzing the manifestations, causes, and governance of Asian American hate, elucidating the roles of the US government, Asian American civil rights organizations, and Asian American citizens in addressing this issue. The book aims to provide insights for preventing, suppressing, and resolving related problems, as well as for improving the effectiveness of ethnic governance in multi-ethnic countries. The manuscript possesses both academic value and practical significance.
本书从美国中间族群亚洲裔形成的历史及其族群特性出发,结合宏观与微观视角研究了美国少数族群亚洲裔的仇视言论和犯罪问题的变迁史、基本类型、心理表现以及相关典型案例。其中,重点分析了亚洲裔仇视表现、缘由及其治理,阐述了美国政府、亚洲裔相关民权组织、亚裔公民在亚裔仇视治理过程中扮演的角色,希冀为防范、抑制和化解相关问题,以及为提高多民族国家民族治理效能提供一些思路。书稿具备一定学理价值和现实意义。
本书从美国中间族群亚洲裔形成的历史及其族群特性出发,结合宏观与微观视角研究了美国少数族群亚洲裔的仇视言论和犯罪问题的变迁史、基本类型、心理表现以及相关典型案例。其中,重点分析了亚洲裔仇视表现、缘由及其治理,阐述了美国政府、亚洲裔相关民权组织、亚裔公民在亚裔仇视治理过程中扮演的角色,希冀为防范、抑制和化解相关问题,以及为提高多民族国家民族治理效能提供一些思路。书稿具备一定学理价值和现实意义。