Titlebook: International Handbook of Chinese Families; Chan Kwok-bun Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 Chinese childrearing.Chi

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A Family Affair: Migration, Dispersal and the Emergent Identity of the Chinese Cosmopolitandecision to preserve the family, a resourceful and resilient way of strengthening it: families split in order to be together translocally. The ‘a(chǎn)stronaut families’ of Hong Kong, for example, are a model of such dispersion for our time. Second, this chapter argues that these spatially dispersed famil

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The Politics of Migrant Family Drama: Mainland Chinese Immigrants in Singaporeersonal as well as role conflicts within the domestic domain as they were engendered and negotiated during the migration process. The “better life” promise of migration for each and every family member was scrutinised—each time gazing at a different member in the context of his or her institutionali

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The Uncanny Homely and Unhomely Feeling: Gender and Generation Politics in Return Migrant Families i, Chineseness, being and doing Chinese, marriage, being sons and daughters, wives and husbands. The returnees have been elsewhere. While sojourning in societies in the west, they have both knowingly and unknowingly transformed themselves. In the context of the family and marriage, these transformati

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Family and Marriage: Constructing Chineseness Among Long-Established Australian-Born Chineseinterest in understanding the experiences of long-term migrant communities. However, the experience of long-settled Australian-born Chinese demonstrates that despite having been settled for three, four, five and even six generations in Australia, Chineseness is still a significant part of their iden

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