Symbolic representation, cooperation, and undocumented immigrants: The role of representation in improving assessments of cooperative behaviors in education (Record no. 519808)

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Personal name Hawes, Daniel P.
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Title Symbolic representation, cooperation, and undocumented immigrants: The role of representation in improving assessments of cooperative behaviors in education
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Place of publication, distribution, etc American Review of Public Administration
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Extent 51(8), Nov, 2021: p.605-618
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Summary, etc This article explores how symbolic representation can increase behaviors associated with cooperation among immigrants in an educational setting. It posits that, due to a lack of trust and efficacy in public institutions, undocumented immigrants are less likely to engage in activities that are conducive to cooperation and compliance. However, this relationship is conditional on the presence of passive representation. In settings where immigrant interests are represented, even passively, immigrants are more likely to engage in cooperative behaviors. Using data from Texas school districts, the analysis finds some support that passive representation can enhance symbolic representation among this population. It finds that assessments of immigrants’ cooperative behaviors are likely to decrease as the size of the undocumented student population increases. However, this is only the case in schools with low levels of representation. This supports the expectation that symbolic representation can enhance assessments of cooperative behaviors among undocumented immigrants. – Reproduced
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Representative bureaucracy, Symbolic representation, Immigration, Education, Cooperation, Coproduction, Undocumented students
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Main entry heading American Review of Public Administration
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          Indian Institute of Public Administration Indian Institute of Public Administration 2022-05-09 51(8), Nov, 2021: p.605-618 AR126607 2022-05-09 Articles

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