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cjgl-2605	Prasad, Shaknar K.; Norlund, Caroline M.	The Political Behavior of Indian American Women: Gendered and Generational Perspectives on Race, Immigration and Socio-Economic Status	2010	26	.pdf	application/pdf	8742	431	44	And yet, despite the degree of influence that political parties possess over American democracy, membership in these parties is free, open and voluntary. The Political Behavior of Indian American Women 755 the mobilization or activation of the targeted public by political parties, candidates or community leaders.25 Specifically relating to the experiences of immigrant communities in the United States, scholars have identified three hypotheses to predict and explain the partisan attachment of various groups: minority group hypothesis, economic advancement hypothesis and religious commitment hypothesis.	cache/cjgl-2605.pdf	txt/cjgl-2605.txt