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Foreword (Wang Gungwu); S. VII. - Acknowledgements; S. XI. - Introduction (Jayati Bhattacharya and Coonoor Kripalani); S. XIII. - Section I: Historical Antecedents and the Question of Nationality. - 1. Blackbirders Refitted? The Journeys of Capitalists and Labourers in the Indian Ocean, 1830s-1930s (Sugata Bose); S. 3. - 2. Connecting Diaspora Histories: Indians and Chinese in Colonial Malaya (Sunil S. Amrith); S. 13. - 3. Chinese and Indian Diaspora: Some Common and Not-So-Common Cultural Processes (Tan Chee-Beng); S. 25. - Section II: The Meeting Ground: Indians and Chinese in Southeast Asia. - 4. China's Nationality Laws and the Chinese Overseas (Leo Suryadinata); S. 43. - 5. Comparison of Home Remittance System between India and Chinese Migrants in Southeast Asia: Ninteenth and Twentieth Centuries (Hamashita Takeshi); S. 55. - 6. Identity, Transnationalism and Corporate Development: Chinese Business in Malaysia (Edmund Terence Gomez); S. 77. - 7. Beyond the Glitterati: The Indian and Chinese Jewellers of Little India, Singapore (Jayati Bhattacharya); S. 91. - 8. Indian and Chinese Communities in Contemporary Burma: A Comparative Analysis of Their Presence and Influence (Renaud Egreteau); S. 109. - 9. Expressions of Faith in Hindu Processional Festivals: Case Studies from Singapore and Malaysia (Gauri Parimoo Krishnan); S. 137. - 10. Beyond Boundaries? Hindu Spaces in Chinatowns of Kolkata and Singapore (Jayani Bonnerjee); S. 153. - Section III: Indians in China and Chinese in India. - 11. Law and Its Impact on Diasporic Philanthropic Institutions: The Practices of Sinchew and the Waqf in the Straits Settlements (Stephanie Chung Po-yin); S. 167. - 12. Indian Soldiers and Policemen in China in the Colonial Period (Madhavi Thampi); S. 187. - 13. New Indian Migrants in Guangzhou and Its Vicinity (Jia Haitao); S. 197. - 14. Who Is a Chinese-Indian? Search for the Cultural Identity of the Chinese-Indians in Kolkata, Sihui and Toronto (Zhang Xing); S. 219. - Section IV