Titlebook: Chinese Migration to Europe; Prato, Italy, and Be Loretta Baldassar (Professor, Adjunct Principal Re Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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Spaces Speak Louder than Words: Contesting Social Inclusion through Conflicting Rhetoric about Pratobetween the . (‘locals’ from Prato) and the . (Chinese in Prato) is socially constructed through both abstract rhetorical and concrete cultural and political practices. The complexities of identity and belonging are evident in how ‘migrants’ and ‘locals’ are named and defined in Prato and how the re

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Media and Discourses of Chinese Integration in Prato, Italy: Some Preliminary Thoughtsome of the key issues related to mediated notions of identity and integration with regard to Chinese immigrants in the city of Prato, Italy. This chapter is based on fieldwork conducted on several field trips to Prato between April and September 2011. The research has been complemented by fieldwork

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The Integration Process and Social Mobility: Examining Chinese Immigration in the Industrial Districs change are the Chinese immigrants. This chapter focuses on this issue and is organised as follows: the first part introduces a framework for the analysis, the second part examines the level of integration of Chinese immigrants and the third part speculates on what may happen in the future.

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Adherence to Asian Values amongst Wenzhouese in Wenzhou and First-Generation Wenzhouese Migrants in t about 83 per cent of Chinese residents in the Tuscan city come from Wenzhou and surrounds (Tolu, 2003). Hence it is important to underline the specificities of this cultural group and its principles while disregarding neither ‘superordinate’ (Chinese and Asian) group identities (Mummendey & Wenzel

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Religion and the Lives of the Overseas Chinese: What Explains the ‘Great Silence’ of Prato?llegedly said, ‘If Marx didn’t say many good things about religion then we will say them’ (Ye cited in Kuhn, 2011, p. 354). This chapter examines religious revival in contemporary China, in particular the extraordinary religious fervour that has been documented for Wenzhou. Given that Wenzhou is the

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Bilingualism among Children of Chinese Origin in Italyses on the provinces of Firenze and Prato, where there are many parent-supported schools for teaching Chinese to children of Chinese origin. There are several reasons for the trend towards establishing an increasing number of self-managed schools of Chinese language: the most important one is the se

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