Routledge Handbook of the Chinese Diaspora
Herausgeber: Tan, Chee-Beng
Routledge Handbook of the Chinese Diaspora
Herausgeber: Tan, Chee-Beng
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This handbook brings together a significant number of specialists from a number of diverse disciplines and covers the major areas of the study of Chinese overseas. This Handbook is therefore an important reference work for students and scholars of Chinese migration, transnational connections and their cultural and identity transformation.
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This handbook brings together a significant number of specialists from a number of diverse disciplines and covers the major areas of the study of Chinese overseas. This Handbook is therefore an important reference work for students and scholars of Chinese migration, transnational connections and their cultural and identity transformation.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 506
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 175mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 1297g
- ISBN-13: 9781138482685
- ISBN-10: 1138482684
- Artikelnr.: 50647003
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 506
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 246mm x 175mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 1297g
- ISBN-13: 9781138482685
- ISBN-10: 1138482684
- Artikelnr.: 50647003
Tan Chee-Beng is Professor at the Department of Anthropology, Sun Yat-sen University, China.
Introduction Part I Population and distribution 1. The Chinese overseas
population Part II Mainland China and Taiwan's policies on the Chinese
overseas 2. China's policies on Chinese overseas: past and present 3. The
evolution of Taiwan's policies toward the political participation of
citizens abroad in homeland governance 4. China's African policy and the
Chinese immigrants in Africa Part III Migration: past and present 5.
Chinese coolie emigration, 1845-1874 6. Integration and exclusion: The
Chinese in multiracial Latin America and the Caribbean 7. Mountains of
gold: Canada, North America, and the Cantonese Pacific 8. From sojourning
to settlement to transnationalism: transformations of the Chinese immigrant
community in America 9. Ethnic Chinese in the European economy: risk and
the transnational ethnic enclave 10. Chinese immigration to Australia and
New Zealand: government policies and race relations 11. The Chinese in
South Africa: five centuries, five trajectories 12. The Chinese in Russia
13. The Chinese in South Asia 14. Negotiating transnational migration:
marriage and changing gender roles among the Chinese diaspora Part IV
Economic and political involvement 15. Southeast Asian Chinese business and
regional economic development 16. The Chinese in Europe: population,
economy and links with qiaoxiang in the early twenty-first century 17.
Southeast Asian government policies towards the ethnic Chinese: a revisit
18. Globalization and localization of the Chinese diaspora in the United
States 19. Stateless or belonging to Taiwan or PRC?:nationality and
passport of overseas Chinese 20. Chinese overseas and Communist movements
in Southeast Asia Part V Localization, transnational networks and identity
21. Diaspora and hybridity: Peranakan Chinese culture in Indonesia 22.
Changing Identities of the Chinese in the Anglophone Caribbean: A Focus on
Jamaica 23. New immigrants: a new community? The Chinese community in Peru
in complete transformation 24. The Chinese diaspora: from China to Thailand
to the United States 25. Tianhou and the Chinese in Diaspora Part VI
Education, literature, and media 26. China's rise and (trans)national
connections: the global diasporic Chinese mediasphere 27. Chinese
education, Chinese media and Chinese overseas 28. Chinese diaspora and
their literature in Chinese 29. U.S. immigration laws and Chinese American
literature
population Part II Mainland China and Taiwan's policies on the Chinese
overseas 2. China's policies on Chinese overseas: past and present 3. The
evolution of Taiwan's policies toward the political participation of
citizens abroad in homeland governance 4. China's African policy and the
Chinese immigrants in Africa Part III Migration: past and present 5.
Chinese coolie emigration, 1845-1874 6. Integration and exclusion: The
Chinese in multiracial Latin America and the Caribbean 7. Mountains of
gold: Canada, North America, and the Cantonese Pacific 8. From sojourning
to settlement to transnationalism: transformations of the Chinese immigrant
community in America 9. Ethnic Chinese in the European economy: risk and
the transnational ethnic enclave 10. Chinese immigration to Australia and
New Zealand: government policies and race relations 11. The Chinese in
South Africa: five centuries, five trajectories 12. The Chinese in Russia
13. The Chinese in South Asia 14. Negotiating transnational migration:
marriage and changing gender roles among the Chinese diaspora Part IV
Economic and political involvement 15. Southeast Asian Chinese business and
regional economic development 16. The Chinese in Europe: population,
economy and links with qiaoxiang in the early twenty-first century 17.
Southeast Asian government policies towards the ethnic Chinese: a revisit
18. Globalization and localization of the Chinese diaspora in the United
States 19. Stateless or belonging to Taiwan or PRC?:nationality and
passport of overseas Chinese 20. Chinese overseas and Communist movements
in Southeast Asia Part V Localization, transnational networks and identity
21. Diaspora and hybridity: Peranakan Chinese culture in Indonesia 22.
Changing Identities of the Chinese in the Anglophone Caribbean: A Focus on
Jamaica 23. New immigrants: a new community? The Chinese community in Peru
in complete transformation 24. The Chinese diaspora: from China to Thailand
to the United States 25. Tianhou and the Chinese in Diaspora Part VI
Education, literature, and media 26. China's rise and (trans)national
connections: the global diasporic Chinese mediasphere 27. Chinese
education, Chinese media and Chinese overseas 28. Chinese diaspora and
their literature in Chinese 29. U.S. immigration laws and Chinese American
literature
Introduction Part I Population and distribution 1. The Chinese overseas
population Part II Mainland China and Taiwan's policies on the Chinese
overseas 2. China's policies on Chinese overseas: past and present 3. The
evolution of Taiwan's policies toward the political participation of
citizens abroad in homeland governance 4. China's African policy and the
Chinese immigrants in Africa Part III Migration: past and present 5.
Chinese coolie emigration, 1845-1874 6. Integration and exclusion: The
Chinese in multiracial Latin America and the Caribbean 7. Mountains of
gold: Canada, North America, and the Cantonese Pacific 8. From sojourning
to settlement to transnationalism: transformations of the Chinese immigrant
community in America 9. Ethnic Chinese in the European economy: risk and
the transnational ethnic enclave 10. Chinese immigration to Australia and
New Zealand: government policies and race relations 11. The Chinese in
South Africa: five centuries, five trajectories 12. The Chinese in Russia
13. The Chinese in South Asia 14. Negotiating transnational migration:
marriage and changing gender roles among the Chinese diaspora Part IV
Economic and political involvement 15. Southeast Asian Chinese business and
regional economic development 16. The Chinese in Europe: population,
economy and links with qiaoxiang in the early twenty-first century 17.
Southeast Asian government policies towards the ethnic Chinese: a revisit
18. Globalization and localization of the Chinese diaspora in the United
States 19. Stateless or belonging to Taiwan or PRC?:nationality and
passport of overseas Chinese 20. Chinese overseas and Communist movements
in Southeast Asia Part V Localization, transnational networks and identity
21. Diaspora and hybridity: Peranakan Chinese culture in Indonesia 22.
Changing Identities of the Chinese in the Anglophone Caribbean: A Focus on
Jamaica 23. New immigrants: a new community? The Chinese community in Peru
in complete transformation 24. The Chinese diaspora: from China to Thailand
to the United States 25. Tianhou and the Chinese in Diaspora Part VI
Education, literature, and media 26. China's rise and (trans)national
connections: the global diasporic Chinese mediasphere 27. Chinese
education, Chinese media and Chinese overseas 28. Chinese diaspora and
their literature in Chinese 29. U.S. immigration laws and Chinese American
literature
population Part II Mainland China and Taiwan's policies on the Chinese
overseas 2. China's policies on Chinese overseas: past and present 3. The
evolution of Taiwan's policies toward the political participation of
citizens abroad in homeland governance 4. China's African policy and the
Chinese immigrants in Africa Part III Migration: past and present 5.
Chinese coolie emigration, 1845-1874 6. Integration and exclusion: The
Chinese in multiracial Latin America and the Caribbean 7. Mountains of
gold: Canada, North America, and the Cantonese Pacific 8. From sojourning
to settlement to transnationalism: transformations of the Chinese immigrant
community in America 9. Ethnic Chinese in the European economy: risk and
the transnational ethnic enclave 10. Chinese immigration to Australia and
New Zealand: government policies and race relations 11. The Chinese in
South Africa: five centuries, five trajectories 12. The Chinese in Russia
13. The Chinese in South Asia 14. Negotiating transnational migration:
marriage and changing gender roles among the Chinese diaspora Part IV
Economic and political involvement 15. Southeast Asian Chinese business and
regional economic development 16. The Chinese in Europe: population,
economy and links with qiaoxiang in the early twenty-first century 17.
Southeast Asian government policies towards the ethnic Chinese: a revisit
18. Globalization and localization of the Chinese diaspora in the United
States 19. Stateless or belonging to Taiwan or PRC?:nationality and
passport of overseas Chinese 20. Chinese overseas and Communist movements
in Southeast Asia Part V Localization, transnational networks and identity
21. Diaspora and hybridity: Peranakan Chinese culture in Indonesia 22.
Changing Identities of the Chinese in the Anglophone Caribbean: A Focus on
Jamaica 23. New immigrants: a new community? The Chinese community in Peru
in complete transformation 24. The Chinese diaspora: from China to Thailand
to the United States 25. Tianhou and the Chinese in Diaspora Part VI
Education, literature, and media 26. China's rise and (trans)national
connections: the global diasporic Chinese mediasphere 27. Chinese
education, Chinese media and Chinese overseas 28. Chinese diaspora and
their literature in Chinese 29. U.S. immigration laws and Chinese American
literature