Houston Area Asian Survey: Diversity and Transformation Among Asians in Houston

REPORT : Feb. 4, 2013 DEMOGRAPHICS | IMMIGRATION | PLACEMAKING

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Survey data provides insight into Houston's diverse Asian communities.

Drawing on three surveys taken of Houston's Asian population in 1995, 2002 and 2011, this report documents the distinctiveness of the Asian experience and explores the most important differences in life circumstances, attitudes and beliefs among the area's four largest Asian communities – Vietnamese, Indians/Pakistanis, Chinese/Taiwanese and Filipinos. 

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