The Chinese in Britain

Yiu Man Chan

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration and Labor Dynamics

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"This research note offers a brief historical perspective on the relationship between Hong Kong and Britain and describes the demographic profile of the Chinese community in Britain...[using] information obtained from the 1991 [UK] Census.... The data analysis shows that the Chinese population is widely dispersed and increasing rapidly, and is characterised by a high child-bearing capacity and a low rate of unemployment."

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1970The Rise of Modern China

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