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| Introduction: New Perspectives on the Caribbean Chinese | VII | |
| Part I | The British West Indies | |
| 1 | The Chinese Indenture System in the British West Indies and Its Aftermath | 3 |
| 2 | Kissing the Cross: Nineteenth-Century Representations of Chinese and Indian Immigrants in British Guiana and Trinidad | 25 |
| 3 | Survival, Adaptation, and Integration: Origins and Evolution of the Chinese Community in Jamaica (1854-1962) | 41 |
| 4 | Chinese Economic Development and Ethnic Identity Formation in Jamaica | 69 |
| Part II | CUBA | |
| 5 | "One Brings Another": The Formation of Early-Twentieth-Century Chinese Migrant Communities in Cuba | 93 |
| 6 | Si tu plegunta, a mi gusta hace cuento. "If you ask, I'll be happy to tell you": Felipe Luis narrates his story | 129 |
| Part III | Re-Migration and Re-Imagining Identity | |
| 7 | Anatomy of a Craze: The Tangled Roots and Twisting Branches of the History of Cuban Chinese Restaurants in New York City | 145 |
| 8 | Migration Stories: Serial Migration and the Production of Home and Identity in Transnationalism | 159 |
| Notes and Bibliographies | 191 | |
| About the Editor and Contributors | 229 |
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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stephen whiteside
reviewed Chinese in the Caribbean on July 01, 2013
Chinese in the Caribbean
This was exactly what I was looking for: an in-depth, highly detailed series of essays on life in the Bahamas during the 19th and 20th centuries.
I'm writing an alt-history novel set in the Bahamas in 1908 and wanted to base it heavily in reality. This book had great information for me to use.
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Add Chinese in the Caribbean, The mass migration of Chinese from the mainland starting in the 1830s helped fuel the modern global economy, per Wilson (United States Naval War College). In introducing eight essays shedding light on the role of Chinese workers in the Caribbean, he stres, Chinese in the Caribbean to your collection on WonderClub |