Titlebook: Chinese in Colonial Burma; A Migrant Community Yi Li Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Rise of Nationalism an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-11243-3ives of Chinese political parties on their overseas support-seeking missions, and the Burmese Chinese had made their due contributions to power struggles within China. However, the political interests among the Burmese Chinese did not stop here. With the Diarchy introduced to Burma in the 1920s, mem

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Erkenntnis, Handeln und Subjektemigration. In post-war Myanmar, the Chinese were going to experience confrontations and hardship as an ethnic minority in a newly independent nation-state of Southeast Asia over its six-decade long isolation and tremendous and sudden changes brought by the latest political and economic reforms in 2

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A Chinese Mental Map of the Irrawaddy Deltaenterprises. After following a new Hokkien immigrant’s life experience in the Irrawaddy Delta, Li depicts a panoramic picture of Rangoon Chinatown with a detailed look at some of the most important Chinese community institutions, such as temples, native-place and surname associations, and secret soc

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The Rangoon ViceRangoon’s English newspapers as well as colonial police reports. From time to time, public debates on Chinese opium consumption, Chinese shopkeepers’ negative influence on the morality of the rural Burmese youth, or deportation of undesirable foreigners promoting dangerous ideologies appeared, somet

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Epilogueemigration. In post-war Myanmar, the Chinese were going to experience confrontations and hardship as an ethnic minority in a newly independent nation-state of Southeast Asia over its six-decade long isolation and tremendous and sudden changes brought by the latest political and economic reforms in 2

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