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Moral Identity Gap Survey Analysis
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About the Companion Website
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The Political Influence of Diverse Asian American Communities
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Social Transmission and the Partisan Influence of Peers
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The Relative Partisan Influence of Peers and Family
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Conclusion and Implications for Asian American Political Incorporation
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Interview Methodology and Houston Case Study Information (Chapter 2)
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NAAS Cross-Tabulations and Additional Survey Results (Chapter 3)
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OAAS Cross-Tabulations and Additional Survey Results (Chapter 4)
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Additional CIRP Survey Results (Chapter 5)
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Additional Experimental Results (Chapter 6)
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When the Second Vote Decides
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Majority-Voter Requirements: How Widespread?
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How Often Do Runoffs Change the Order of Finish?
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Participation in Runoffs
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Runoffs and Candidacies
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How Runoff Campaigns Change from the First Election
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