| CHINESE OVERSEAS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA Today
over eighty percent of Chinese Overseas outside of China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan
live in Southeast Asia. The majority came from Guangdong and Fujian Provinces
in Southern China. Southeast Asian Chinese have been making remarkable contributions
culturally, economically, historically, politically and socially in their countries
of adoption. The selected works highlight the various perspectives of Chinese
Overseas study in interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary areas by distinguished
scholars in the field from the past to the present. Edgar Wickberg
THE CHINESE IN THE PHILIPPINE LIFE
1850-1898 This landmark study by UC Berkeley
alumnus Dr. Edgar Wickberg represents one of the first major studies of the ethnic
Chinese community in the Philippines, utilizing heretofore unavailable materials
from the Philippine National Archives in Manila. Main
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Leo Suryadinata, editor
ETHNIC
CHINESE AS SOUTHEAST ASIANS
Incorporating
pieces from several of the leading scholars on the topic, including Wang Gungwu,
Tan Chee Beng, and Teresita Ang See, this volume aims to be a major regional study
of the issue of Chinese identity in Southeast Asia. S/SE
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Elizabeth Sinn, editor
THE
LAST HALF CENTURY OF CHINESE OVERSEAS This
volume anthologizes 25 papers presented at the 1994 conference "The Last
Half Century of Chinese Overseas: Comparative Perspectives," hosted by the
University of Hong Kong. This conference's emphasis on comparative perspectives
resulted in the utilization of a number of novel conceptual and methodological
approaches of Chinese Overseas study. Main
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Wolfgang Franke
SINO-MALAYSIANA:
SELECTED PAPERS ON MING & QING HISTORY AND ON THE OVERSEAS CHINESE IN SOUTHEAST
ASIA, 1942-1988
This volume
is a collection of forty seminal, but hard-to-find articles on various topics
concerning China and Southeast Asia, published in various academic journals and
other collective works between 1942 and 1988. Main
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Anthony Reid, editor
SOJOURNERS
AND SETTLERS: HISTORIES OF SOUTHEAST ASIA AND THE CHINESE
This collection of essays attempts to address the broader
range of historical Chinese interactions with Southeast Asian societies: cultural,
economic, religious, and political. A virtual "who's who" of distinguished
scholars of Southeast Asia explores the history of Chinese communities throughout
mainland and insular Southeast Asia. Main
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