The Chinese diaspora : selected essays. Vol. I / edited by Wang Ling-chi & Wang Gungwu



Digitised Book 216.73.216.107 (0)

1998

The Chinese diaspora : selected essays. Vol. I / edited by Wang Ling-chi & Wang Gungwu

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An International Conference on Chinese Overseas. This landmark conference brought together, for the first time since the end of the Cold War, scholars from all the six continents. This selection of papers constitutes a quarter of the papers presented and reflects the focus, scope and contents of the conference and the state of scholarship. The papers cover two broad areas: first, transnational issues and concerns of Chinese overseas and second, regional studies, including those of lesser known regions. The text should clearly define the emerging field of overseas Chinese studies and provide scholars around the world with the first truly comprehensive treatment of the Chinese diaspora.

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Title
The Chinese diaspora : selected essays. Vol. I / edited by Wang Ling-chi & Wang Gungwu
Subject
  • Chinese--Foreign countries
  • Chinese--ASEAN countries
  • China--Emigration and immigration
Publisher
  • Times Academic Press, 1998
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1998
Contributors
  • Wang, L. Ling-chi, 1938-
  • Wang, Gungwu
  • University of California, Berkeley. Dept. of Ethnic Studies
Digital Description
application/pdf, 1 v.
Table of Contents
  • On luodi-shenggen -- In diaspora -- 1. The status of overseas Chinese studies -- 2. The policies of the Chinese government towards overseas Chinese (1949-1966) -- 3. People of Chinese descent: language, nationality and identity -- 4. Patterns of Chinese political participation in four ASEAN states: a comparative study -- 5. On kidnapping, elections and the political position of the Chinese in the Philippines -- 6. The participation of the Mack family in Guatemala's social and political arena...
Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.