Internal and International Migration: Chinese Perspectives

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ISBN: 9780700710768 | 0700710760
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 4/23/1999

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Comparing migration in China itself to Chinese migration to Europe, this book critically assesses received ideas, perceptions and theories concerning internal and international migration.

Contributors

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Acknowledgements

Introduction: Chinese and European perspectives on migration

(26)

Frank N. Pieke

Part I Chinese internal migration

(130)

The ``static'' decades: Inter-provincial migration in pre-reform China

(20)

Diana Lary

Internal migration in China: A dualistic approach

(24)

Kam Wing Chan

Selectivity, migration reasons and backward linkages of rural-urban migrants: A sample survey of migrants to Foshan and Shenzhen in comparative perspective

(30)

Thomas Scharping

Migrant Construction Teams in Beijing

103

(16)

Victor Yuan amd

Xin Wong

The floating population and the integration of the city community: A survey on the attitudes of Shanghai residents to recent migrants

119

(15)

Jinhong Ding

Norman Stockman

Issues in the fertility of temporary migrants in Beijing

134

(23)

Caroline Hoy

Part II Zhejiang migrants in Europe and China

157

(138)

Moving stones from China to Europe: The dynamics of emigration from Zhejiang to Europe

159

(22)

Mette Thuno

``To Get Rich Quickly in Europe!''-Reflections on migration motivation in Wenzhou

181

(18)

Li Minghuan

Patterns of migration from Zhejiang to Germany

199

(16)

Karsten Giese

Zhejiang village in Beijing: Creating a visible non-state space through migration and marketized networks

215

(36)

Xiang Biao

Chinese organizations in Hungary, 1989-1996: A case study in PRC-oriented community politics overseas

251

(29)

Pal Nyiri

Exporting the ``Wenzhou model'' to Beijing and Florence: Labour and economic organization in two migrant communities

280

(15)

Luigi Tomba

Part III Migration, identity and belonging

295

(36)

Female autobiographies from the Cultural Revolution: Returned Xiaxiang educated women in the 1990s

297

(18)

Nora Sausmikat

Separation, reunion and the Chinese attachment to place

315

(16)

Charles Stafford

Part IV Conclusion

331

(15)

Of exceptionalisms and generalities

333

(13)

Ronald Skeldon

Graeme Hugo

Index

346

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Internal and International Migration: Chinese Perspectives

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