CHINESE OVERSEAS IN OTHER AREAS OF THE WORLD

The selected works from five continents represent the growing scholarly interests, attention and research findings of Chinese Overseas study and broaden and deepen our understanding of Chinese Overseas issues in the twenty-first century.

Linda Human
THE CHINESE PEOPLE OF SOUTH AFRICA: FREEWHEELING ON THE FRINGES

This text aims to present a glimpse into the life of Chinese Overseas in South Africa through an analysis of major trends and generalizations as to the position of Chinese populations in South African society.

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Isabelle Lausent-Herrera
SOCIEDADES Y TEMPLOS CHINOS EN EL PERU

Using photographs as a means of "opening a door" to the world of the Peruvian Chinese, this book covers the history of the Chinese in Peru from the arrival of the first Fukien, Hakka and Cantonese in the 1840s to the present day.

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Julien Berjeaut
CHINOIS A CALCUTTA: LES TIGRES DU BENGALE

This book traces the history of a unique Cantonese/Hakka community in Calcutta from 1780 to the present. The study focuses on the urban and cultural geography of Calcutta's Chinatown against the background of British colonialism, the Hindu caste system, and Christian-Hindu-Islamic influences in Bengal.

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Pal Nyiri
NEW CHINESE MIGRANTS IN EUROPE: THE CASE OF THE CHINESE COMMUNITY IN HUNGARY

The surge of Chinese migration to Europe in the 1990s has prompted scholars to develop a better understanding of the new migrants. This analysis focuses on how the migration strategies, entrepreneurial choices, social organization and political behavior of Chinese migrants express their motive and identities, as well as demonstrate the character of contemporary Chinese migration.

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Jan Ryan, editor
CHINESE IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH

This book, a selection of papers from the 1994 conference, "Chinese Settlers and Sojourners in Australasia and the South Pacific," approaches the study of Chinese Overseas from new perspectives. The essays represent a broad spectrum of disciplines—from historical and political to cultural and artistic—and an equally diverse range of analytical methods.

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