Sojourners to Settlers: Early Constructions of Chinese Identity in South Africa, 1879–1949

Yoon Jung Park

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China's Global Influence and Migration Diaspora, migration, transnational identity South African History and Culture

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Chinese presence throughout the African continent has increased tremendously in the last decade, resulting in both high hopes and many serious concerns. The Chinese state news agency Xinhua reporte...

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