In: European Expansion and Indigenous Response, Vol. 1
In: European Expansion and Indigenous Response Ser. v.1
This case study of Chinese settlement in Mauritius investigates the complexities of colonial diasporas and sets the construction of a mythology of migration against the realities of the processes of negotiation and communication with the larger society.
In: Brill eBook titles 2009
Preliminary Material /M. Carter -- Introduction /M. Carter -- Chapter One. Slaves, Convicts, Field Workers And Artisans: The Chinese In The Colonial Labour Diasporas /M. Carter -- Chapter Two. The Celestial Shopkeeper: The Growth Of A Chinese Commercial Class In Mauritius /M. Carter -- Chapter Three. Expansion And Diversification: Sino-Mauritians And Economic Development /M. Carter -- Chapter Four. Managing Identity: The Politics Of Community Formation And Networking /M. Carter -- Chapter Five. The Construction Of Community: Family, Kin, Social Networks /M. Carter -- Chapter Six. Sino-Mauritians In The Making Of A Multi-Ethnic Society /M. Carter -- Conclusion /M. Carter -- Appendix One. Occupations Of The Population Of Chinese Origin, 1901 /M. Carter -- Appendix Two. The Distribution Of The Chinese Population In The Districts Of Mauritius, 1921 /M. Carter -- Appendix Three. The Urbanisation Of The Population Of Chinese Origin In Mauritius, 1952 /M. Carter -- Appendix Four. Two Of Many: Case Studies Of Sino-Mauritians /M. Carter -- Bibliography /M. Carter -- Index /M. Carter.
In: European expansion and indigenous response v. 1
This case study of Chinese settlement in Mauritius investigates the complexities of colonial diasporas and sets the construction of a mythology of migration against the realities of the processes of negotiation and communication with the larger society
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