Pál Nyíri, Igor Saveliev

Globalizing Chinese Migration (eBook, PDF)

Trends in Europe and Asia

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This title was first published in 2003. Describes the new wave of migration from China in the last quarter of the twentieth century. The books shows how local migrant flows within China spilled over in the 1990s onto the global scene, bringing legal and illegal Chinese settlers to the countries of Europe and Asia not previously, or only recently, t

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 346
• Erscheinungstermin: 26. August 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000114232
• Artikelnr.: 59787169

Autorenporträt

Pál NyÃri, Senior Fellow, Humanities Centre, Central European University, Hungary. Igor R. Saveliev Associate Professor, Niigata University, Japan.

Inhaltsangabe

Contents: Globality and diversity: Introduction
Igor R. Saveliev. Global Chinese Migration: New Spaces and New Flows: Evading the divine wind through the side door: the transformation of Chinese migration to Japan
H. Richard Friman; Chinese migration to Russia in space and time
Igor R. Saveliev; Chinese in the labour market of the Russian Far East: past
present
future
Anatolii M. Shkurkin; Contemporary Chinese migration to Russia
Vilya G. Gelbras; Illegal aliens smuggling to and through Southeast Asia's golden triangle
Bertil Lintner; The Dongbei: the new Chinese immigration in Paris
Marc Paul. The Global Chinese: Constructing the Discourse: Chinese migrant workers in Japan: policies
institutions
and civil society
Daojiong Zha ; Non-remaining and non-returning: the mainland Chinese students in Japan and Europe since the 1970s
Cheng Xi; A group in transition: Chinese students and scholars in the Netherlands
Li Minghuan; Changing Chinese identities and migration in the borderlands of China
Burma and Thailand
Mika Toyota; From class enemies to patriots: overseas Chinese and emigration policy and discourse in the People's Republic of China
Pál NyÃri; Gold from the lands afar: new Fujianese emigration revisited
James K. Chin; Time travels: locating xinyimin in Sino-Cambodian histories
Penny Edwards; Mobility
entrepreneurship
and sex: how narratives of modernity help Chinese women in Hungary evade gender constraints
Pál NyÃri; Appendix
Go Bon Juan; Afterword
Pál NyÃri; Index.