... Originally, they were twice invited in 1865 from Victoria in Australia to rework the Otago go... more ... Originally, they were twice invited in 1865 from Victoria in Australia to rework the Otago goldfields ... During their era, the Chinese in New Zealand were mostly rural Poontei Cantonese (Han early ... America, they were nearly all male sojourners with the twin aims of 'Gold and China ...
... Dragons on the long white cloud: The making of Chinese New Zealanders. Post a Comment. CONTRI... more ... Dragons on the long white cloud: The making of Chinese New Zealanders. Post a Comment. CONTRIBUTORS: Author: Ip, Manying. PUBLISHER: Tandem Press (New Zealand). SERIES TITLE: YEAR: 1996. PUB TYPE: Book (ISBN 0908884648 ). VOLUME/EDITION: ...
The China-born cohort among New Zealand's ethnic Chinese constitutes 35 % of the total of ov... more The China-born cohort among New Zealand's ethnic Chinese constitutes 35 % of the total of over 100,000 ethnic Chinese in the most recent census of 2001. It is the single largest group, out-stripping the local born and totally overshadowing the immigrant Chinese groups born in other diasporic centers. In recent years, immigrants from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have shown a strong tendency of return migration and transnationalism. This paper will explore the circulatory movements of this group, highlighting various social indicators as a pointer to their relative attachment to their sending country and host country respectively. The paper uses the China-born specific data1 of the latest New Zealand census as background. Primary research data is derived from a two-part field study, first in New Zealand (the settlement country) and then in China (the country of origin). One hundred respondents, drawn from the snowballing sampling method, were interviewed in Auckland. It w...
... Dragons on the long white cloud: The making of Chinese New Zealanders. Post a Comment. CONTRI... more ... Dragons on the long white cloud: The making of Chinese New Zealanders. Post a Comment. CONTRIBUTORS: Author: Ip, Manying. PUBLISHER: Tandem Press (New Zealand). SERIES TITLE: YEAR: 1996. PUB TYPE: Book (ISBN 0908884648 ). VOLUME/EDITION: ...
The China-born cohort among New Zealand's ethnic Chinese constitutes 35% of the total of over... more The China-born cohort among New Zealand's ethnic Chinese constitutes 35% of the total of over 100,000 ethnic Chinese in the most recent census of 2001. It is the single largest group, out-stripping the local born and totally overshadowing the immigrant Chinese groups born in other diasporic centers. In recent years, immigrants from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have shown a strong tendency of return migration and transnationalism. This paper will explore the circulatory movements of this group, highlighting various social indicators as a pointer to their relative attachment to their sending country and host country respectively. The paper uses the China-born specific data of the latest New Zealand census as background. Primary research data is derived from a two-part field study, first in New Zealand (the settlement country) and then in China (the country of origin). One hundred respondents, drawn from the snowballing sampling method, were interviewed in Auckland. It was ...
It is also possible that your web browser is not configured or not able to display style sheets. ... more It is also possible that your web browser is not configured or not able to display style sheets. In this case, although the visual presentation will be degraded, the site should continue to be functional. We recommend using the latest version of Microsoft or Mozilla web browser to ...
Contents include: Introduction: Manying Ip -- Chapter 1 Ancient Maori-Chinese Ancestral Links: A ... more Contents include: Introduction: Manying Ip -- Chapter 1 Ancient Maori-Chinese Ancestral Links: A Survey of the Current Western Understandings: Jun Lu -- Chapter 2 The 'Majority Factor': Shaping Maori and Chinese Minorities: David Pearson -- Chapter 3 'Maoriland and 'Yellow Peril': Discourses of Maori and Chinese in the Formation of New Zealand's National Identity 1890-1914: Nigel Murphy -- Chapter 4 Developments in Maori and Chinese Relations 1920s-1980s: Richard Bedford -- Chapter 5 Chinese and Maori: Encounters and Intersections: Robert Didham -- Chapter 6 Chinese Perceptions of Maori: The 'Important Other': Manying Ip -- Chapter 7 Maori Views on Immigration: Implications for Maori-Chinese Interactions: James Chang -- Chapter 8 Dynamics and Identity in Maori-Chinese Families: Finding the Necessary 'Space' in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Jennifer Hauraki -- Chapter 9 From Despised and Feared to Potential Allies: Maori Media Depiction of Chinese: Mar...
... Originally, they were twice invited in 1865 from Victoria in Australia to rework the Otago go... more ... Originally, they were twice invited in 1865 from Victoria in Australia to rework the Otago goldfields ... During their era, the Chinese in New Zealand were mostly rural Poontei Cantonese (Han early ... America, they were nearly all male sojourners with the twin aims of 'Gold and China ...
... Dragons on the long white cloud: The making of Chinese New Zealanders. Post a Comment. CONTRI... more ... Dragons on the long white cloud: The making of Chinese New Zealanders. Post a Comment. CONTRIBUTORS: Author: Ip, Manying. PUBLISHER: Tandem Press (New Zealand). SERIES TITLE: YEAR: 1996. PUB TYPE: Book (ISBN 0908884648 ). VOLUME/EDITION: ...
The China-born cohort among New Zealand's ethnic Chinese constitutes 35 % of the total of ov... more The China-born cohort among New Zealand's ethnic Chinese constitutes 35 % of the total of over 100,000 ethnic Chinese in the most recent census of 2001. It is the single largest group, out-stripping the local born and totally overshadowing the immigrant Chinese groups born in other diasporic centers. In recent years, immigrants from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have shown a strong tendency of return migration and transnationalism. This paper will explore the circulatory movements of this group, highlighting various social indicators as a pointer to their relative attachment to their sending country and host country respectively. The paper uses the China-born specific data1 of the latest New Zealand census as background. Primary research data is derived from a two-part field study, first in New Zealand (the settlement country) and then in China (the country of origin). One hundred respondents, drawn from the snowballing sampling method, were interviewed in Auckland. It w...
... Dragons on the long white cloud: The making of Chinese New Zealanders. Post a Comment. CONTRI... more ... Dragons on the long white cloud: The making of Chinese New Zealanders. Post a Comment. CONTRIBUTORS: Author: Ip, Manying. PUBLISHER: Tandem Press (New Zealand). SERIES TITLE: YEAR: 1996. PUB TYPE: Book (ISBN 0908884648 ). VOLUME/EDITION: ...
The China-born cohort among New Zealand's ethnic Chinese constitutes 35% of the total of over... more The China-born cohort among New Zealand's ethnic Chinese constitutes 35% of the total of over 100,000 ethnic Chinese in the most recent census of 2001. It is the single largest group, out-stripping the local born and totally overshadowing the immigrant Chinese groups born in other diasporic centers. In recent years, immigrants from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have shown a strong tendency of return migration and transnationalism. This paper will explore the circulatory movements of this group, highlighting various social indicators as a pointer to their relative attachment to their sending country and host country respectively. The paper uses the China-born specific data of the latest New Zealand census as background. Primary research data is derived from a two-part field study, first in New Zealand (the settlement country) and then in China (the country of origin). One hundred respondents, drawn from the snowballing sampling method, were interviewed in Auckland. It was ...
It is also possible that your web browser is not configured or not able to display style sheets. ... more It is also possible that your web browser is not configured or not able to display style sheets. In this case, although the visual presentation will be degraded, the site should continue to be functional. We recommend using the latest version of Microsoft or Mozilla web browser to ...
Contents include: Introduction: Manying Ip -- Chapter 1 Ancient Maori-Chinese Ancestral Links: A ... more Contents include: Introduction: Manying Ip -- Chapter 1 Ancient Maori-Chinese Ancestral Links: A Survey of the Current Western Understandings: Jun Lu -- Chapter 2 The 'Majority Factor': Shaping Maori and Chinese Minorities: David Pearson -- Chapter 3 'Maoriland and 'Yellow Peril': Discourses of Maori and Chinese in the Formation of New Zealand's National Identity 1890-1914: Nigel Murphy -- Chapter 4 Developments in Maori and Chinese Relations 1920s-1980s: Richard Bedford -- Chapter 5 Chinese and Maori: Encounters and Intersections: Robert Didham -- Chapter 6 Chinese Perceptions of Maori: The 'Important Other': Manying Ip -- Chapter 7 Maori Views on Immigration: Implications for Maori-Chinese Interactions: James Chang -- Chapter 8 Dynamics and Identity in Maori-Chinese Families: Finding the Necessary 'Space' in Aotearoa/New Zealand: Jennifer Hauraki -- Chapter 9 From Despised and Feared to Potential Allies: Maori Media Depiction of Chinese: Mar...
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