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Sunmin Kim is primarily interested in bringing insights from sociology of culture and knowledge into the studies of race and immigration in the United States.
Kim, Sunmin and Taeku Lee. "Making Opinions Public: Polling and Democratic Responsiveness in South Korea" Politics and Society. Forthcoming.
Kim, Sunmin. 2023. "Edward A. Ross" (Presidential Biography in the American Sociological Association Webapge) Link
Kim, Sunmin. 2023. "Heterogeneity in "Asian American" Footnotes 51(3). Link
Kim, Sunmin. 2021. "Fault Lines among Asian Americans: Convergence and Divergence in Policy Opinions" RSF: The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of Social Sciences 7(2): 46-67 Link
The Unruly Facts of Race: the Politics of Knowledge Production in the Early Twentieth Century Immigration Debate (Book manuscript in progress)
"Assimilation in Market and Politics: Exit and Voice for Children of Imimgrants"
"Blinded by the Facts: Confusion, Contradiction, and Immigration Policy in the Dilling- ham Commission (1907-1911)" (under review)
"Paper Students: Early Korean Immigrants Eluding the American State" (with Carolyn Choi, Joseph Chong, and Amy Park) (invited for a special issue)
"Quantifying the Inscrutable: The Question of Japanese American Loyalty During the Internment"
"Boundary-Making across 22-OECD Countries: A Multi-Level Latent Class Approach" (with Inkwan Chung)
"The Heterogeneity among Asian Americans"
"Teaching Asian American Studies through the History of Student Mobilization"