Understanding the Ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia

Abstract

Preliminary pages Introduction PART I: ETHNIC CHINESE AND CHINA 1. Ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia: Problems and Prospects 2. Ethnic Chinese in Southeast Asia and Their Economic Role 3. Chinese Migration and Adaptation in Southeast Asia: The Last Half Century 4. Anti-Chinese Actions in Southeast Asia: In Search of Causes and Solutions 5. China's Citizenship Law and the Chinese in Southeast Asia PART II: CHINESE CULTURAL ADAPTATION AND VARIOUS IDENTITIES 6. Peranakan Chinese Identities in Singapore and Malaysia: A Re-examination 7. Ethnic and National Identities of the Chinese in Indonesia: A Re-examination 8. The Contribution of Indonesian Chinese to the Development of the Indonesian Press, Language and Literature 9. Ethnic Chinese and Nation Building in Some ASEAN Countries 10. Selected Publications on Partially Assimilated Chinese in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore: 1980-2006 PART III: EXTERNAL ACTOR, STATE AND ETHNIC CHINESE POLITICS 11. The 1911 Revolution and the Chinese in Java: A Preliminary Study 12. The State and Chinese Minority in Indonesia 13. Chinese Politics in Post-Suharto Indonesia: Beyond the Ethnic Approach? 14. Buddhism and Confucianism in Contemporary Indonesia: Recent Developments APPENDIXES Appendix I: How Many Ethnic Chinese Are There in Indonesia? Appendix II: Book Review.

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