There are approximately 20 million ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia today, who constitute
about 75 per cent of the Chinese outside China. This paper will briefly address a number of …

This chapter examines briefly the migration of ethnic Chinese to Southeast Asia with special
reference to the last half century, their numbers in Southeast Asia, their process of …

Since 1978, when the People's Republic of China (PRC) re-opened the door to the world
from which its people had been hermetically sealed for almost half a century, millions of …

Migration is a universal phenomenon made more conspicuous today by international
attention in an era of nationalism. The paradox of better and easier transportation over …

China has a long history of internal and international migration and has a significant number
of diasporas around the globe. From being predominately a country of emmigration, China …

The chapter by Adam McKeown convincingly shows that the Chinese population was far
from sedentary or stable during the Qing period. This dynamic continued well into the …

Visitors, traders, and even migrants came to Southeast Asia from China long before the time
of Western colonialism. Many people crossed the southern borders of China–if they were …

In the 1980s, Chinese migration to Europe entered a qualitatively and quantitatively different
phase, whose full ramifications only became apparent in the 1990s. In the most general of …

PIP: Chinese migration trends in various periods of China's history are discussed. From the
earliest times to the present, migration patterns seem unique to each period: 1) Early period …

-A sweeping study of Chinese migration past and present-Highlights the growing pride in
their roots among ex-pat Chinese-Of vital interest to migration scholars, but also to the …