A Matter of Honour: Being Chinese in South Africa

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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Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Chapter One: Sojourners to Settlers: Early Constructions of Chinese Identity in South Africa Chapter 3 Chapter Two: Apartheid-Era Constructions: White, Non-White, and Honorary White Chapter 4 Chapter Three: The Symbolic Centre: The Influence of China, Real and Mythical Chapter 5 Chapter Four: Whitening and Upward Mobility: Shifting Race, Class, and Social Position Chapter 6 Chapter Five: Our Own Little Box: Cultural and Ethnic Identity Chapter 7 Chapter Six: After Apartheid: The Impact of Exclusion and Globalisation on Identity and 'Home' Chapter 8 Chapter Seven: Movements in and out of South Africa: New Identity Constructions Chapter 9 Conclusion

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