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    Editore: Interdisciplinary Group for Australian Studies, National Taiwan University, 1999

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    Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 257 pp., maps, bibliography. Contents: Undocumented international migration in Southeast Asia / Graeme Hugo -- The mobility of people and capital: divergent patterns of Taiwanese capital-linked migration / Yen-Fen Tseng -- Australia's 'new' Asian immigration and its impact in a period of globalisation / Christine Inglis -- Old ties abroad, new friends at home: networks of Australian Chinese entrepreneurs / Constance Lever-Tracy, David Ip, Noel Tracy -- Middle-class migration and problems of adjustment: Taiwanese business migrants in Brisbane / David C. Schak -- Network as capital: PRC immigrant entrepreneurs in Brisbane / David Ip -- Chinese commercial activity in Toronto CMA: new development patterns and impacts / Shuguang Wang -- Ethnic succession in suburban Toronto: the case of the Chinese / Chiu-Ming Luk -- 'Asian' women respond to 'Australian' culture / Chilla Bulbeck.…

  • Editore: Interdisciplinary Group for Australian Studies, National Taiwan University, 1999., 1999

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    Small 4to Paperback. Good condition. A collection of essays that examine new patterns in Asian migration, Chinese migrant entrpreneurship, and new settlement patterns and experiences. Monograph No. 1, June 1999. 258pp.