The (Re)production of Social Capital in the Post-Chinatown Era - Tan, Guangyu
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Building on the conceptual framework of social capital theory, this qualitative case study investigates the role that a Chinese language school, as the center of the ethnic Chinese community, plays in (re)producing social capital in the post-Chinatown era. This study foregrounds the importance of social capital within the Chinese ethnic community in explaining the school adaptation and the academic success of the Chinese immigrant and Chinese American (CICA) children. It further explores how the CICA children identify themselves, and how they position the Chinese community in their understandings and crafting of their ethnic identities.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Building on the conceptual framework of social capital theory, this qualitative case study investigates the role that a Chinese language school, as the center of the ethnic Chinese community, plays in (re)producing social capital in the post-Chinatown era. This study foregrounds the importance of social capital within the Chinese ethnic community in explaining the school adaptation and the academic success of the Chinese immigrant and Chinese American (CICA) children. It further explores how the CICA children identify themselves, and how they position the Chinese community in their understandings and crafting of their ethnic identities.
Autorenporträt
Guangyu Tan earned her Ph.D. in Cultural Foundations of Education at Kent State University in May 2009. Dr. Tan is an assistant professor at the State University of New York at Fredonia. As a first generation Chinese American, Dr. Tan is primarily interested in the ethnic identity formation of immigrant children.