Sojourners and Settlers. Chinese Migrants in Hawaii

Chuen-yan David Lai

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Migration and Labor Dynamics Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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MANY people have helped in many ways-supplying information, making translations, offering personal insights, giving professional assistance, and providing financial support for the project.When my original study was underway in the 1930s, several faculty members and students were most helpful, especially Romanzo Adams, Andrew W. Lind, Tin-Yuke Char, and Bung Chong Lee.Chinese students in my classes added much to my understanding of the changing Chinese community.

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1960A Chinese Village in Early Communist Transition.1973Longtime Californ';: A documentary study of an American Chinatown,1965Bitter Strength: A History of the Chinese in the United States, 1850-1870 1961The Chinese in the United States of America 1967The Segmentary Structure of Urban Overseas Chinese Communities 1960Immigrants and Associations: Chinese in nineteenth-century Singapore 1935Orientals in American Life 1937Chinese rice farmers in Hawaii

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