CONSTITUTIONS AND BYLAWS OF ISSCO
ISSCO Bulletin, 1, no. 1
September 1993

Asian Amer Vertical File

CHINESE OVERSEAS REFERENCE

The Asian American Studies and Chinese Overseas Collections at the Ethnic Studies Library is one of the largest collections in the United States. There are hundreds of Asian American and Chinese Overseas reference materials in the collection. On display here are a few selected examples of the Chinese Overseas works.

Nanjing Zhou, editor
HUAQIAO HUAREN BAIKE QUANSHU
(Encyclopedia of Chinese Overseas and Chinese People)

This twelve-volume set is the most comprehensive encyclopedia on Chinese Overseas, including Chinese Overseas general information and the following topics: people, organizations and political parties, economy, education, mass media, bylaws and policy, history, publications, community and folklore, literature and art, and homeland. The volume displayed is about literature and art.

Asian Amer DS732 H78617 1999

Lynn Pan, editor
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE CHINESE OVERSEAS

First reference work on Chinese Overseas, covering migration, institutions, relations with China, and Chinese communities worldwide.

Asian Amer DS732 E53 1999

James Ng
WINDOWS ON A CHINESE PAST

This four-volume work is a comprehensive history of the Chinese in New Zealand, 1865 to the present.

Asian Amer DU424.5 C5 1993 4 vols.

CHINESE OVERSEAS THROUGH MEDIA

The footsteps of Chinese can be traced even in the most desolate region in the world. Perhaps they are those who are urged by poverty and by curiosity about countries outside of China and those who believe that foreign countries might provide greater opportunities to improve their lives. Regardless, each of them, after all, lives out his or her own touching stories.

ANCESTORS IN THE AMERICAS

"The untold story of how Asians first arrived in the Americas. From the 16th century Manila-Acapulco trade—to the Opium War—to 19th century plantation coolie labor in South America and the Caribbean."

Asian Amer Video Collection 2002